Woodworking – Splitting machine – Tapered or wedge shaped product
Patent
1981-05-01
1983-06-14
Bray, W. D.
Woodworking
Splitting machine
Tapered or wedge shaped product
254104, B27L 700
Patent
active
043877532
ABSTRACT:
An elongate unitary splitting device having a lower portion of multiangular configuration with a pair of opposed edges converging at a first angle toward a pointed lower end. An upper portion additionally has a pair of oppositely facing, generally planar side surfaces which intersect and extend upwardly from said edges. The angle between the side surfaces is at least as great as the angle of convergence of the opposed edges. A spear-point configuration provided by the lower end produces ease of startup penetration, and the upper portion produces efficient splitting once initial penetration has occurred.
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Bray W. D.
Omark Industries, Inc.
Stuart John W.
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