Method of using a veneer butt-end splicer

Details Method of using a veneer butt-end splicer Method of using a veneer butt-end splicer

1983-06-09

1985-02-19

Woo, Jay H.

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture

Methods

Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

1563041, 156507, 156508, 156509, 156511, 156519, B31F 500, G03D 1504

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045003769

ABSTRACT:
Wood veneer strips are butt joined end-to-end for assembly of an indefinite length strip or sheet suitable for reeling. The splicing apparatus clamps the veneer strip ends to be joined in longitudinal planar alignment for trimming by two spaced shear knives having parallel cutting planes. Following the shear cut, a reciprocating carriage for one bed knife to which one veneer strip is clamped is withdrawn from the corresponding cutting plane to permit movement of all shear knife structure from between the carriage and the other, fixed position bed knife without retracting the shear knife edges back past the bed knife edges. The reciprocating carriage is then moved along with its corresponding bed knife and clamped veneer strip into abutment with the fixed position bed knife and respective strip edge where lap splice material is laid across the joint and cured in place under heat and pressure.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2516602 (1950-07-01), Snyder
patent: 3962016 (1976-06-01), Alfter et al.

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