Saw machine
OwnerKauko Rautioinventor
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Abstract
A saw machine with one or more saw blades for ripping a log, after which are provided one or more parting knives. The problem occurring in saw machines of prior art is that the spacing of the fixed guiding points working the log, as viewed in the direction in which the log is being sawn, becomes so large that curve-sawing is no longer possible. The saw machine of the invention is characterized in that both the saw blades (7) and the parting knives (8) are located in a separate sawing unit (6) articulatedly attached to the frame (9) of the saw machine and thereby following the crookedness of the log (11).
Claims8
A saw machine for ripping a log, comprising:
- a sawing unit articulatedly attached to a frame member of the saw machine;
- multiple circular parallel saw blades located rotatably in said sawing unit for ripping the log;
- a parting knife located in said sawing unit after each said saw blade;
- means for feeding the log through said sawing unit;
- and dual guide rollers located ahead of the sawing unit, wherein the multiple saw blades and the parting knives located in said separate sawing unit articulated to the frame member are guided by the parting knives to follow the crookedness of the log being ripped.
A saw machine for ripping logs, comprising:
- (a) a sawing unit articulatedly attached to a frame member of the saw machine;
- (b) multiple circular parallel saw blade located rotatably in said sawing unit for ripping a log;
- (c) a parting knife located in said sawing unit after each said saw blade;
- (d) dual elastically-mounted pull wheels provided upstream of said sawing unit for feeding the log through the sawing unit;
- (e) dual hewing cutters rotatable about a vertical axis provided ahead of said sawing unit for hewing the outer surface of the log;
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- (f) dual guide rolls provided between said hewing cutters and said sawing unit for guiding the sawing unit, whereby the rotatable saw blades and the parting knives follow the crookedness of the log being ripped.
A saw machine for ripping logs, comprising:
- (a) a sawing unit articulatedly attached about a horizontal axis to a frame member of the saw machine, said horizontal axis being in turn mounted to said frame so as to be turnable about a vertical axis;
- (b) multiple circular parallel saw blades located rotatably in said sawing unit for ripping a log;
- (c) a parting knife located in said sawing unit after each said saw blade;
- (d) dual elastically-mounted pull wheels provided upstream of said sawing unit for feeding the log through the sawing unit;
- (e) dual hewing cutters rotatable about a vertical axis provided ahead of said sawing unit for hewing the outer surface of the log;
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- (f) dual guide rolls provided between said hewing cutters and said sawing unit for guiding the sawing unit, whereby the circular saw blades and the parting knives follow the crookedness of the log being ripped.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.