Metal tools and implements – making – Blank or process – Saws
Patent
1976-12-20
1977-12-20
Whitehead, Harold D.
Metal tools and implements, making
Blank or process
Saws
51 73R, B23D 6314, B24B 340
Patent
active
040634710
ABSTRACT:
A cup-shaped wheel having an abrasive rim is employed to grind the teeth of a circular saw to an improved contour. Only point or edge contact takes place between the abrasive rim and the tooth. This technique is preferably utilized in conjunction with triple-chip type circular saws of the sort used to cut metals such as steel. The contour imparted to the cutting surface of the tooth comprises a section of an elliptical cylinder and exhibits improved steel cutting characteristics when compared to prior art multi-faceted saw teeth. Since only edge contact takes place between the abrasive rim and the tooth, the wheel is essentially self-dressing.
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Parker Roscoe V.
The Motch & Merryweather Machinery Company
Whitehead Harold D.
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