Guard for a chain saw used for carving
OwnerGerald J. Hodgeinventor
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Abstract
A standard chain saw of small construction having a guide bar approximately fourteen inches in length, preferably driven by an electric motor and provided with an adjustable guard which covers substantially all of the chain except for the tip end. The end portion of the chain is used for carving statues and engraving with a sunken design in intaglio.
Claims10
In a chain saw guard, a support, a motor on one side of said support, a guide bar and chain on the opposite side of said support, a guard embodying a first rectangular element secured to said support for encompassing said guide bar and chain, a second rectangular element supported on the forward end of said first rectangular element, and means for fixedly adjusting said second rectangular element in a fixed position on said first rectangular element to expose a selected amount of the tip portion of the guide bar and chain for carving.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.