Combination cross and rip cut handsaw
AssigneeSandvik AB
InventorWilliam G. Fodor
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Abstract
A handsaw is provided having uniform repetitive groups of teeth with the tips thereof disposed in a straight line and with the depth and pitch diminishing in the forward direction. Each group of teeth in the illustrated embodiment is composed of four teeth of different pitch of 6, 8, 10 and 12 points. Although each tooth per group is of different length, the set of each tooth is equal with only a portion of each tooth being bent. Other critical angular relations are maintained.
Claims6
A handsaw having repeating identical groups of plural teeth, within each group the teeth having gradually diminishing pitch and depth in the forward direction, each group having at least three teeth of different pitch within the range of 12 to 6 points, the teeth comprising each group being alternately set and bevel filed with the surface of the beveled surface of each tooth in all groups being at the same angle with respect to the plane of the opposed side surface of the tooth, with the set of the teeth being equal so that all teeth of all said groups extend laterally to the same extent, the included gullet angle for each tooth in all the groups being the same and the leading edge of each tooth in all the groups having the same negative forward rake angle and the points of the teeth of all the groups terminating on a common cutting line of the teeth in a plane normal to the plane of the blade.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.