Masonry saw jig
OwnerJerry B. Wareninventor
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Abstract
A jig for use with masonry saws for supporting and cutting flat and brick-shaped masonry material such as bricks and tile. The jig includes a frame, a "V"-shaped material-supporting bed pivotally mounted on the frame and an adjustment mechanism for adjusting the angle of the "V"-shaped bed with respect to the frame. The adjustment mechanism includes a support bar pivotally affixed to the material-supporting bed at one end and adjustably attached to the frame by a bolt fastened to the opposite end of the support bar and extending through a horizontal slot in the frame to threadibly receive a wing nut.
Claims13
A masonry saw jig adapted for supporting a masonry work piece at various angles for cutting by a masonry saw, comprising:
- (a) a frame;
- (b) an elongated, substantially V-shaped work piece bed having a right plate and a left plate, said right plate and said left plate further characterized by an upper and lower edge and joined along said lower edge to form a "V", said V-shaped bed pivotally mounted to said frame;
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- (c) a support bar having one end pivotally secured to a selected one of said right plate and said left plate in said V-shaped bed, a bolt carried by said lower end of said support bar, a horizontal slot located in said frame, with said bolt extending in slidable relationship through said horizontal slot, and tightening means threaded on said bolt for adjusting said bolt in said horizontal slot and adjusting and maintaining said V-shaped bed in said various angles and cutting the masonry work piece responsive to operation of the masonry saw.
A masonry saw jig adapted for supporting a masonry work piece at various angles for cutting by a masonry saw, comprising:
- (a) a frame characterized by two lengths of angle iron disposed in spaced relationship and two steel straps connecting said lengths of angle iron, each of said lengths of angle iron having a horizontal and a vertical flange, said frame adapted for location beneath the masonry saw;
- (b) a generally V-shaped work piece bed having a right plate and a left plate joined at one edge to define a base, with said base pivotally mounted to said vertical flange, respectively, of said frame at said one edge;
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- (c) an elongated, flat support bar having one end pivotally secured to a selected one of said right plate and said left plate in said V-shaped work piece bed, a bolt carried by said lower end of said support bar, a horizontal slot located in vertical flange with said bolt extending through said horizontal slot and tightening means threaded on said bolt for adjusting said bolt in said horizontal slot and maintaining said work piece bed in said various angles and cutting the masonry work piece responsive to operation of the masonry saw.
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