Cob cutter blade and method of manufacture

Crop threshing or separating – Corn processing apparatus – With shelling

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460 54, 460 56, 460 57, A01F 1106

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051959291

ABSTRACT:
A new and unique construction for a corn cob cutter knife is presented. A method is described for the manufacture of a unique cutting blade insert which is tapered and which has an inner ski angle compatible with the many applications involved in removing corn kernels from a corn cob in a mechanized operation. The unique removable cutting blade insert is designed so that the various angles of declination and attack optimize the sharpness and long lasting nature of the knife. A method is also presented to determine the off-set grinding radius for the ski angle of the knife. A unique square bushing for the control of the knife is also provided.

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