Rotary cutting head assembly
AssigneeRyobi America Corporation
InventorsRobert G. Everts, Kouichi Miyamoto
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AssigneeRyobi America Corporation
InventorsRobert G. Everts, Kouichi Miyamoto
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The present invention includes a rotatable cutting head assembly (12), such as for a planer or a jointer, which planes a work surface on a workpiece (22). The cutting head assembly (12) comprises a rotatable elongate support block (30), a pair of blades (32), and a pair of elongate retainers (34). Each blade (32) has a straight elongate cutting edge (50,51) which extends parallel to and is spaced radially from the longitudinal axis (36) of the support block (30). Each retainer (34) is attachable to the support block (30) to clamp a respective blade (32) therebetween. Retainers (34), blades (32) and support block (30) have cooperating alignment ribs (64) and elongate slots (52). The slots (52) extend parallel to the longitudinal axis of the support block. The cooperating alignment ribs and elongate slots maintain cutting edges (50,51) at equal radial distances from the longitudinal axis (36) while permitting the blades (32) to be longitudinally adjustable relative to the support block (30) to enable a user to offset any longitudinally aligned nicks formed on the cutting edges (50,51) during planing so that the cutting edges (50,51) create a smooth planar surface which is free of ridges on workpiece (22).
A rotatable cutting head assembly for a wood cutting machine which planes a work surface on a workpiece, the cutting head assembly comprising:
An apparatus for planing a work surface on a workpieces, the apparatus comprising:
A disposable blade for use in a rotatable cutting head assembly, the cutting head assembly having a rotatable elongate support block extending along a longitudinal axis and a pair of retainers which are secured to the support block, each retainer having a generally square alignment rib for aligning the blade relative to the support block, the blade comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.