Spring beamed shock absorbing circular saw blade body
AssigneeThe Peerless Saw Company
InventorConnell A. Wittkopp
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Abstract
A body for a circular saw blade is a saw blade having intrinsic spring beamed segments in the annular sections of the body between the drive collar and outer cutting rim in which a slot system is provided as a means to limit deformation of the blade when an inconsistency in the density of media to be cut is encountered in blade operation. The slot system provides a means to dissipate stress so that the yield strength of the blade material is not exceeded and blade deformation is prevented.
Claims5
In a circular saw blade body having integral sections comprising a central drive collar and a peripheral circumferential cutting edge for cutting a material, connected by a middle annular section, and a plurality of narrow curved extended slots cut through the saw blade body between the collar and the cutting edge, the improvement comprising:
- a nib protruding from one internal side of a curved slot a predetermined distance across the width of the slot towards the facing internal side of the curved slot to provide a stop means, upon the sudden absorption of a load by the blade, for limiting the blade's physicial deformation to a predetermined degree such that the yield strength of the metal material forming the blade body is not exceed when the blade encounters the sudden load, said nib comprising an element intrinsicially formed from the metal material of the saw blade body and having a small width in comparison to the overall length of the side of the slot from which it protrudes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.