Cutting – With work immobilizer – Work-stop abutment
Patent
1982-04-12
1984-06-05
Meister, James M.
Cutting
With work immobilizer
Work-stop abutment
834713, 83581, B27B 524
Patent
active
044521170
ABSTRACT:
A motorized saw for cross-cutting and mitering elongated workpieces mounted for sliding movement on a pair of spaced parallel guide rods supported by spaced trunnions attached to the ends of a support arm. The support arm is rotatably mounted intermediate its ends on a frame and has a worktable fixed thereon which includes a cutting channel that defines the pathway of travel of the saw. A pair of aligned fence members have their adjacent ends disposed in close proximity with the cutting channel and by means of a link rod operatively connected to each fence member and support arm, the fence members automatically adjust themselves to the cutting channel on selective movement of the support arm to a position for effecting a desired angle cut by the saw.
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Brickner Louis D.
Donovan Bobby B.
Rickmers Clifford P.
Knoble J. L.
Meister James M.
Rockwell International Corporation
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