Saw-blade fixation device

Chucks or sockets – Socket type – Self-grasping

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30338, 30392, 279 24, 279 30, 279 77, B27B 1902

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053223020

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a device for mounting a saw-blade provided with an opening to a carrier which is connected to a drive device to make a reciprocating movement, wherein the device comprises: a wall extending in the direction of movement which is suitable for contact with a side of the saw-blade; a mounting body which is rotatable opposite the wall around a shaft extending perpendicularly of the direction of movement and parallel to the wall and which is provided with a protrusion which is movable into the opening arranged in the saw-blade; and urging means for urging the mounting body to a mounting position wherein the protrusion extends into the opening arranged in the saw-blade. Mounting takes place because via the sphere the saw-blade generates a moment in clockwise direction relative to the shaft. This moment is counteracted by a moment that is generated by the friction between the actuating rod and the contact surface.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3555678 (1971-01-01), Agulnick et al.
patent: 4106181 (1978-08-01), Mattchen
patent: 4601477 (1986-07-01), Barrett et al.

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