Compound miter saw
AssigneeEmerson Electric Co.
InventorsRichard B. Brundage, Richard L. Mitchell
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AssigneeEmerson Electric Co.
InventorsRichard B. Brundage, Richard L. Mitchell
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In a compound miter saw or the like having a selectively rotatable turntable mounted on a supporting frame and a power driven saw blade pivotally mounted on the turntable between a lowered full cut position and a raised full retract position, the improvements comprising a work supporting fence that is maintained in alignment with a turntable slot while the turntable, including associated saw blade slot, is positioned for desired miter cuts; and the work supporting fence also being accurately and effectively clamped relative to the supporting frame, in both front and rear work supporting fence positions. Additional improvements include a swinging blade guard for the power driven saw blade having a pivot center eccentrically offset upwards from the shaft on which the saw blade rotates and back toward the pivotal mounting of the saw on the turntable, to facilitate access to the saw blade shaft and precludes interference with bevel cuts; and first and second transversely extending closed cylinders between the turntable and the saw, enabling pivotal movement of the saw between full cut and full retract positions, while also permitting bevel pivotal adjustment of the saw relative to the turntable.
A compound miter saw comprising:
In a compound miter saw, a supporting frame, a turntable selectively rotatably mounted on said supporting frame for selective miter adjustment, a saw blade being pivotally mounted on said turntable for movement between an operational position when lowered, and at rest position when raised, said saw blade also being pivotally mounted on said turntable for adjustment in a direction generally transverse to the pivotal movement of said saw blade between operational and at rest positions, the improvement comprising:
A compound miter saw comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.