Sharpening device for manually sharpening the cutting teeth of saw chains for chain saws
AssigneeAugust Ruggeberg GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsKlemens Schlimbach, Bernd Kruse
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Abstract
A sharpening device for manually sharpening the cutting teeth of saw chains for chain saws has a frame, which has two head parts (spaced apart from one another and two pairs of guide rods which are, in each case, arranged parallel to one another and to a longitudinal axis and rigidly connect the head parts to one another. Parallel to the longitudinal axis, round files and two file faces are held without play, but exchangeably in the head parts. The pairs of guide rods and the respective associated round files and the respective file faces are arranged rotationally symmetrically with respect to the longitudinal axis.
Claims6
A sharpening device for manually sharpening cutting teeth (2, 2′) of saw chains (1) for chain saws, said sharpening device comprising
- a longitudinal axis (42) extending in a longitudinal direction of the sharpening device,
- a frame (13), which has
- a first head part (17) and a second head part (18) arranged at a spacing from each other and
- two pairs of two guide rods (19, 19′, 20, 20′), which are arranged parallel to one another and to the longitudinal axis (42) and rigidly connect the first head part (17) and the second head part (18) to each other,
- one round file (14, 15) associated with each pair of guide rods (19, 19′, 20, 20′) and arranged parallel to the longitudinal axis (42),
- said round files (14, 15) being held in the first head part (17) and the second head part (18) without play in the longitudinal direction (42) and transverse thereto, but exchangeably in round file receivers (21, 22, 29, 30),
- two mutually parallel file faces (39, 39′) provided on one flat file (16), which is held without play in the longitudinal direction (42) and transverse thereto, but exchangeably in flat file receivers (23, 31),
- wherein the pairs of the guide rods (19, 19′, 20, 20′) and the respectively associated round files (14, 15) and the file faces (39, 39′) are rotationally symmetrically arranged with respect to the longitudinal axis (42).
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