Tooth structure of a bandsaw blade

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1996-08-21

1998-11-10

Jones, Eugenia

Cutting

Tool or tool with support

Endless band or belt type

83846, 83850, 83851, B23D 6112, B27B 3302

Patent

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058328033

ABSTRACT:
A bandsaw blade includes recurring groups of cutting tooth structures which are of progressively shorter height from a leading tooth structure to a trailing tooth structure. Each of the tooth structures is either: (A) a single, straight tooth, or (B) a pair of equal-height set teeth which are set to respective sides of the blade. The leading tooth structure consists of a single straight tooth having relatively large chamfers. The last tooth structure consists of a pair of non-chamfered set teeth. The next-to-last tooth structure is either a straight, chamfered tooth or a pair of chamfered, set teeth.

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