ES1059082U - Manual machine for escondola moldings (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Manual miter for plaster moldings, which is composed of two parts (1 and 5) engageable with each other (fig.5, 1, and 2) the first of which (1) call inverted angle, glides along the second (5) by two tabs provided on the base, also also has at its top cut at 90 ° (14) by introducing therein of the cutting tool can obtain cuts right or left in perfect right angle, to facilitate greatly after grouting of the plaster parts. The second part (5), which we call frame has two longitudinal members (4) used for the channeling of the first side and adhered to one of these at the top part, have a tape (6) that will serve measuring the moldings in length, the cutting surface (2) remain high cut end of the bracket (14) by a lifting frame (3) which also serve to laintroducción the tabs of the first part (1) and avoid the output of this up. At first frame also will have two stops, one will serve to introduce the molding in place of cutting (9) and one for the bracket (1) is properly set in its starting point, just where we also, a mark squarely (11) which is what will allow us to leverage the full length of any model plaster molding we want to cut, we can also put the inverted bracket a bracket so that it is held while we make the cut (12) and finally can place a center hinge miter (figure 6) to provide us transportation and storage and rubber bumpers for better stability (13). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Manual mower for plaster moldings.

Object of the invention

The object of the invention, as its own express statement, refers to a work tool indicated very preferably for plaster professionals looking for an effective aid in miter cuts of moldings plaster.

The tool is indicated for cuts with handsaw both at 90º and straight angles, thus getting Perfect cuts with minimal knowledge of the device.

It consists of two fundamental parts and complementary, the inverted sliding square and the frame where the mentioned square slides.

Background of the invention

Normal squares are known for cutting, but which are clearly not indicated for plaster moldings, since that by cutting with these the mentioned moldings easily they fracture because they are not arranged in the same plane of the cut. You can cite the classic traditional miter, which is indicated for moldings of greater strength than plaster (wood, polyurethane, etc.) which are much more resistant to breakage.

Description of the invention

The tool of the invention consists of a new structure based on which plaster moldings are perfectly aligned with the surface of the cut, likewise It has parallel side slots through which it slides the inverted square and that by means of a tape measure adhered to what  length of the top of the frame we can cut to the precise extent, right or left miter as well as the length of molding that we need It also has side outlets for facilitate the extraction of dust that we always produce with cuts. The cuts made are always perfect since the Cutter object is a handsaw or rib saw etc. always goes  channeled by the sliding square. Also and to facilitate the transport and storage can be folded by a hinge central.

To complete the description that follows will perform, is accompanied by the present specification of a game of planes for a better understanding of the tool.

Description of the drawings

Fig. 1. Aerial view of the tool where we can contemplate the two pieces, frame and inverted square united and ready for use.

Fig. 2. Side view of the same tool ready to use

Fig. 3. View of the inverted square with the 90 ° recesses for introduction of cutting elements (handsaws, rib saws, etc.)

Fig. 4. Cross section of the frame where They appreciate the different components that make it up.

Fig. 5. Cross section of the frame and the inverted square, where the coupling between the two is appreciated pieces, with the plaster molding inside ready to be cut.

Fig. 6. Miter in folding process for facilitate transport and storage.

Claims (1)

1. Manual mower for plaster moldings, which is composed of two pieces (1 and 5) that can be coupled together (fig.5,1, and 2) the first of which (1) we call squad inverted, it slides along the second (5) by two tabs that you have in the base, also available in your upper part of 90º angled cuts (14) than through the introduction in them of the cutting tool we can get perfect right or left angle cuts, which greatly facilitate the grouting of the pieces of plaster. The second piece (5), which we will call a frame, has of two longitudinal pieces (4) that serve for the channeling of the first piece laterally and attached to one of these in its part superior, we have a measuring tape (6) that will help us measure the moldings in its length, the cutting surface (2) will remain raised from the end of the square of the square (14) by means of a piece lift (3) that will also serve to introduce the tabs of the first piece (1) and avoid the exit of this towards above. At the beginning of the frame we will also have two stops, one will serve to introduce the molding into its cutting site (9) and another so that the square (1) is placed at its starting point, right where we will also have a square mark (11) which is the which will allow us to take advantage of the entire length of any model of plaster molding that we want to cut, we can also place to the inverted square a palomilla so that it is held while making the cut (12) and finally we can place a central hinge on the miter (fig 6) that will facilitate your transport and storage and rubber bumpers for better stability (13).