Vertical gang saw apparatus
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsCharles P. Hallez, Kurt Brach, Vincent J. M. G. Favart, Jean-Claude O. P. Decroly, Pierre L. H. G. Ledru, Werner Haag, Josef Hecht
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Abstract
A vertical gang saw produces an ovoidal sawing curve when the frame has at each corner attached feet that are engaged in slide bars which themselves are attached by an extremity to the body of the machine. The lower and upper slide bars undergo a synchronized swing movement that is transmitted by small drive rods. The lower drive rods are driven by an eccentric gear moved vertically. The upper drive rods are driven by an oscillating pinion with a double cam.
Claims1
A vertical gang saw capable of simultaneous and synchronized reciprocating, rectilinear up-and-down movement and reciprocating, rectilinear movement in a horizontal plane, comprising a structure supporting a frame having a plurality of upper and lower corners and a series of saw blades held vertically on said frame, wherein said frame is linked at each corner by a pivot means to a corner foot that is engaged in one of a plurality of upper slide bars and lower slide bars, and wherein the lower slide bars are brought into translation by a first small drive rod driven by an eccentric gear and wherein the upper slide bars are brought into translation by a second small drive rod driven by an oscillating pinion having a double cam B'.
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