Rotary blade and a rotary substrate for use in the rotary blade

Stone working – Sawing – Rotary

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512064, 76112, B24D 506

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050127926

ABSTRACT:
A rotary blade has a rotary substrate with chips disposed about the outer edge of the substrate. The substrate further has two sets of semicircular slits. The first set of semicircular slits is disposed annularly about the rotary substrate on a circle coaxial with the center of rotation of the rotary blade. The semicircular slits open toward the center of rotation. The second set of semicircular slits are disposed on a circle inside of the circle of first slits. These slits open outwardly, thus blocking, at least partially, the first semicircular slits from the center of rotation. A filler material is filled into the semicircular slits, the slits thus providing a vibration damping effect. The chips may be attached to the outer edge of the rotary substrate by concave profiled cassette stands.

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patent: 3513821 (1970-05-01), Bouvier
patent: 4484560 (1984-11-01), Tanigawa
patent: 4794835 (1989-01-01), Fujiyoshi

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