JP2011016265A - Chamfering criterion jig for circular saws - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a chamfering criterion jig for circular saws which can set the chamfering width of a saw blade with a prescribed part of the cutting saw blade of an existing circular saw or a chamfering cutter serving as a criterion.SOLUTION: The criterion jig includes: an engagement means which is engaged with a prescribed part of the cutting saw blade of the circular saw made by superposing/holding the cutting saw blade and the chamfering cutter on the same shaft or the chamfering cutter; and a setting means which is arranged in a part other than a part wherein the engagement means is arranged and engaged with a prescribed part of the surface plate of the circular saw while the engagement means is engaged with a prescribed part of the cutting saw blade or the chamfering cutter. The engagement means is made a projection conforming to the hollow of the chip of the chamfering cutter, and the setting means is a plane crossing the projection forming direction approximately at right angles which conforms to the hollow and is suitable to be a setting surface contacting the lower surface of the surface plate of the circular saw. Moreover, the criterion jig may be so constituted that the length from the setting surface to the tip of the projection is suitably changeable, for example, an adjustment plate having a prescribed thickness is mountable on the setting surface.

Description

  The present invention belongs to the technical field of a circular saw capable of simultaneously cutting and chamfering a building member such as plywood, gypsum board, or outer wall material, and in particular, based on a predetermined portion of a cutting saw blade or a chamfering blade. The present invention relates to a chamfering reference jig for a circular saw capable of setting a chamfering width.

  Conventionally, in a construction site of a general house or a construction site such as an interior or exterior of a commercial building, a “circular saw” that is a portable cutting device has been used. This circular saw is mainly used for cutting building materials such as plywood, gypsum boats, and outer wall materials. As the cutting means, a plurality of chips formed of cemented carbide or diamond material are arranged on the outer peripheral edge. A cutting saw blade is provided. And an operator cuts by manually moving linearly with respect to a building member, holding the circular saw which rotated this saw blade for cutting. Note that this circular saw usually comes in contact with a building member, adjusts the cutting angle of the saw blade, sets the cutting depth of the saw blade, and further functions as a guide for linear movement. Is also provided).

  By the way, the cut building member is a process of chamfering one ridge line portion of the cut surface for the purpose of safety or damage prevention, or for the step adjustment of the abutting portion when used in line or joint finishing (hereinafter referred to as the following) , Referred to as “chamfering”). This chamfering process is conventionally performed by cutting a building member to a required size with a circular saw or a running saw and then using a separate device or tool such as a chamfering plane, and requires at least two steps for the building member. It was.

  However, in recent years, for the purpose of reducing the process and improving the efficiency in field work, a chamfering blade having a plurality of predetermined chips arranged on the outer peripheral edge is coaxially held with the cutting saw blade, and these are attached to the building member. Thus, a cutting apparatus and a cutting method have been devised that perform two movements of cutting and chamfering at the same time, that is, by performing linear movement after position adjustment. These are disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2.

  In addition, a circular saw having two saw blades for cutting and chamfering and a housing having a mechanism for adjusting a cutting thickness and a chamfering width is sold. This circular saw is disclosed in Non-Patent Document 1.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-300522 (section 2-3, FIG. 1) Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-300734 (section 2-3, FIG. 1)

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  The cutting devices of Patent Documents 1 and 2 and the circular saw of Non-Patent Document 1 were so-called “special machines” equipped with both cutting and chamfering functions. That is, in order to perform the cutting process and the chamfering process in one step, it is necessary to newly manufacture or purchase a dedicated device or a circular saw. This is because all the adjustment mechanisms for the cutting thickness and chamfering width of the building members are installed on the frame and the housing side of the device and the circular saw, and it is necessary to prepare a specially designed device and circular saw. This is because the.

  On the other hand, cutting saw blades and chamfering blades used in the above dedicated machines are manufactured and sold by manufacturers different from dedicated machines because of their large size changes and consumables. It was possible to purchase separately. However, since the adjustment mechanism for the cutting thickness and chamfering width is provided on the main body side as described above, the desired accuracy, particularly the accuracy of the chamfering width, can be obtained at the work site in existing devices that do not have such a function, particularly in existing circular saws. It was cumbersome to secure.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and a chamfering standard treatment for a circular saw that can set the chamfering width of the saw blade based on a predetermined portion of a cutting saw blade or a chamfering blade of an existing circular saw. Provide ingredients.

  In order to achieve the above object, a chamfering reference jig for circular saw of the present invention (hereinafter abbreviated as “reference jig”) is configured as follows.

  That is, the reference jig includes at least engaging means for engaging with a predetermined portion of a cutting saw blade or a chamfering blade of a circular saw formed by coaxially holding a cutting saw blade and a chamfering cutter on the same axis. The engagement means is disposed at a portion other than the portion where the engagement means is disposed, and the engagement means is engaged with a predetermined portion of the surface plate of the circular saw with a state where the engagement means is engaged with the predetermined portion of the cutting saw blade or the chamfering blade. Means. With this configuration, the reference jig sets the position of the surface plate of the circular saw with reference to a predetermined portion of the cutting saw blade or chamfering cutter.

  The engaging means is one or a plurality of protrusions that fit into one or a plurality of recesses between the chips of the chamfering blade, and the setting means is a plane that is substantially orthogonal to the forming direction of the protrusions that match the recesses. Therefore, it is preferable that the setting surface be in contact with the lower surface of the surface plate of the circular saw. The reference jig adopting this form sets the position of the surface plate of the circular saw on the basis of the position of the recess of the chamfering cutter. Here, the protrusion is adapted to fit the above-described depression of the chamfering blade on the tip side of the protrusion while abutting the side surface of the cutting saw blade. This aspect of the protrusion is because the chamfering cutter has a smaller diameter than the cutting saw blade and is held in a superimposed manner, so that the recess of the chamfering cutter is formed with a step on the side surface of the cutting saw blade.

  It is more preferable that the reference jig of this form can appropriately change the length from the setting surface to the tip of the protrusion. As a specific means for changing the length, it is preferable to use one or a plurality of adjusting plates having a predetermined thickness that can be placed on the setting surface.

  Further, the engaging means is one or a plurality of pins that are laterally engaged with one or a plurality of depressions between the chips of the cutting saw blade, and the setting means is an axial extension of the pins engaged with the depressions. It may be a plane that is substantially parallel to the direction and is a setting surface that comes into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate of the circular saw. The reference jig adopting this form sets the position of the surface plate of the circular saw on the basis of the position of the recess of the cutting saw blade. Note that the pin is not limited to a cylindrical shape, and may be appropriately changed to a cylindrical shape, a rectangular shape, or a protruding shape in which a part of the shape follows a part of the depression.

  In such a reference jig, it is more preferable that the normal direction of the setting surface and the separation distance from the setting surface to the pin axis can be appropriately changed. Similarly, it is possible to cope by placing an adjustment plate on the setting surface, which is technically preferable.

  Further, the engaging means is a contact surface that contacts the outer end portion of the tip located on the lower end side of the cutting saw blade or the chamfering cutter, and the setting means is a plane that is substantially parallel to the contact surface. The setting surface may be in contact with the lower surface of the surface plate of the circular saw. In the case of these types of reference jigs, the outermost edge when the cutting saw blade or the chamfering blade rotates is the reference for setting the lower surface of the surface plate.

  Also in these types of reference jigs, it is more preferable that the normal distance from the contact surface to the contact surface can be appropriately changed. Similarly, it is preferable to place the adjustment plate on the setting surface.

Since the reference jig of the present invention is configured as described above, the following effects can be obtained.
First, the reference jig can set the position of the surface plate on the basis of a predetermined portion of the chamfering blade or the cutting saw blade, that is, the depression between the chips and the outermost edge during rotation thereof. For this reason, even with existing circular saws that do not have a mechanism for adjusting the cutting thickness and chamfering width on the housing side, the positional relationship between the chamfering blade and the surface plate can be set easily, and cutting and chamfering that ensures the accuracy of the chamfering width. Simultaneous construction of two processes is possible. As a result, convenience in field work is greatly improved.

  In addition, there is no need to manufacture or prepare a dedicated circular saw in advance, or to manufacture or prepare a cutting saw blade or chamfering blade provided with a dedicated reference means, which makes it possible to significantly reduce the initial cost, which is an economical point of view. The effect of is also remarkable.

It is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a general circular saw equipped with a cutting saw blade and a chamfering blade. It is a partially cutaway side view (A) and sectional view (B) showing a surface plate of a circular saw, a cutting saw blade and a chamfering cutter. FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing an arrangement state of the reference jig of Example 1 on a circular saw. It is a side view (A) which shows the standard jig of Example 1. (B). It is a perspective view which shows the modification of the reference | standard jig | tool of Example 1. FIG. It is a partially notched perspective view which shows the arrangement | positioning state to the circular saw of the reference | standard jig | tool of Example 2. FIG. It is the front view (A) and side view (B) which show the arrangement | positioning state to the saw blade for a cutting | disconnection of the reference | standard jig | tool of Example 2. FIG. It is a side view (A) which shows the standard jig of Example 3. (B). It is a side view (A) which shows the standard jig of Example 4, (B). It is sectional drawing (A) and (B) which show the modification of the reference | standard jig | tool of Example 1,2. It is sectional drawing (A) and (B) which show the modification of the reference | standard jig | tool of Example 3, 4. FIG.

  First, a description will be given of a circular saw body that is an object of adjustment of the chamfer width by the reference jig of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a general circular saw equipped with a cutting saw blade and a chamfering cutter, and FIG. They are a part notch side view (A) and sectional drawing (B).

  The circular saw 7 is provided with a motor 72 and a surface plate 73 in a housing 71, and a cutting saw blade 8 (hereinafter referred to as a “cutting blade”) that is rotated at a predetermined position of the housing 71 by the motor 72 (arrow α). ) And a chamfering tool 9 having a smaller diameter (hereinafter, referred to as “chamfering blade”) is coaxially superimposed and fixed. In an actual circular saw 7, the chamfering blade 9 may be disposed and fixed on the motor side of the cutting blade 8, that is, the back surface side of the cutting blade 8 in FIG. The description will be made in a unified manner in the state of being disposed and fixed on the front side.

  An appropriate number of chips 82 and 92 are disposed on the outer peripheral edge portions of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 of the circular saw 7 with sandwiched depressions 81 and 91 having a predetermined shape toward the center. Has been. Each of the tips 82 and 92 is usually thin and many on the cutting blade side, and thick and few on the chamfering blade side. Some existing circular saws 7 are provided with dust collecting means communicating with the suction device, but the illustration and detailed description of the configuration are omitted.

  Further, the circular saw 7 adjusts the position of the surface plate 73 with respect to the housing 71 so that the protruding length of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 from the opening 75 of the surface plate 73, in other words, the surface plate. The protrusion length from the lower surface of 73 can be adjusted. With this adjustment, the circular saw 7 sets a thickness (hereinafter, referred to as “cut thickness”) and a chamfer width that can be cut into the building member b to be cut. The position adjustment of the surface plate 73 is performed while relatively rotating the entire surface of the housing 71 and the motor 72 and the surface plate 73 around the adjustment shaft 74 on the surface plate side (arrow β). Then, after adjusting the protruding lengths of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 and fixing the adjustment shaft 74 as described above, the entire circular saw is moved linearly (arrow M) while the surface plate 73 is brought into contact with the building member b. And cutting and chamfering the building member b.

  At the time of the above machining operation, the protruding lengths of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 from the lower surface of the surface plate 73 are the cutting thickness and the chamfering width as described above. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 2B, the distance from the bottom surface of the surface plate to the tip end of the cutting blade 8 is the maximum cutting thickness t, and the distance from the bottom surface of the surface plate to the tip end of the chamfering blade 9 Is the chamfer width c.

  When the chamfer width c is not used, the circular saw 7 can cut a building member b having a thickness that is a difference s in the radial dimension between the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9, and an appropriate chamfering is provided for the dimensional difference s. It is possible to cut up to a building member b having a thickness including the width c. Actually, in the building member b having a thickness smaller than the dimensional difference s, when the chamfering width c is not present (0 mm), the chamfering width c is changed to be large (3 mm), medium (2 mm), small (1 mm). It is preferable to perform cutting and chamfering so that the total of four stages can be set.

  Next, a specific example 1 of the reference jig according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing the arrangement of the reference jig of this embodiment on a circular saw, and FIG. 4 is a side view (A) and (B) showing the reference jig of this embodiment. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a modification of the reference jig of this embodiment.

  The reference jig A of the present embodiment is an aspect in which the recess 91 between the chips of the chamfering blade 9 is used as a predetermined portion that is engaged and positioned by the engaging means. The reference jig A mainly has a projection 11 that abuts against the side surface of the cutting blade 8 while conforming to one recess 91 between the chips of the chamfering blade 9 and functions as an engaging means, and the projection 11 is erected. A projection standing portion 1 to be connected to the projection standing portion 1 and a setting surface 2 that is substantially orthogonal to the direction in which the projection 11 is formed and that contacts the lower surface of the surface plate 73 and functions as setting means, Further, a cylindrical handle portion 3 having an axis substantially orthogonal to the setting surface 2 is disposed below the setting surface 2.

  Here, the recess 91 of the chamfering blade 9 is not shaped to penetrate the side surface of the chamfering blade 9 because the chamfering blade 9 is coaxially stacked on the cutting blade 8, but the tip 92 of the chamfering blade 9 is relatively thick. It has a sufficient thickness due to its unique structure and can be used sufficiently as a positioning reference. Further, the shape of the protrusion 11 is changed in conformity with the specification change of the chamfering blade 9 to be superimposed and held.

  With this configuration, the reference jig A first adjusts the protrusion 11 to the recess 91 of the chamfering blade 9 and temporarily positions the entire reference jig on the side surface of the cutting blade 8 via the protrusion standing portion 1. In this state, the setting surface 2 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate 73 while rotating the surface plate 73, the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9, and the lower surface of the cutting blade 8, the chamfering blade 9 and the surface plate 73. The position is set. By setting the lower surface position of the surface plate 73, the protruding lengths of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 from the lower surface of the surface plate are adjusted. As a result, the chamfering width c with respect to the building member b is adjusted.

  Further, the reference jig A is provided with one or a plurality of adjusting plates 21 having an appropriate thickness on the setting surface 2 so that the lower surface position of the surface plate 73 can be adjusted in the vertical direction (arrow β). That is, the reference jig A can substantially change the length from the setting surface 2 to the tip of the protrusion 11. By interposing the adjusting plate 21, the chamfering width c can be adjusted in four stages, for example, none, 1 mm, 2 mm, and 3 mm.

  Further, the reference jig A deforms the configuration in which the adjustment plate 21 is interposed on the setting surface 2 as described above, and the protrusions 11 having different protrusion lengths from the setting surface 2 of the reference jig A are provided in a protruding manner. In other words, two portions are formed so as to sandwich the part 1 and the setting surface 2 so as to exhibit a substantially U-shape in a side view, and fit with the recess 91 of the chamfering blade 9 at a position where the protrusions 11 are rotated 180 degrees. It is good also as a structure arranged so. In addition to the deformation of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, the setting surface 2 and the two protrusions 11 are further arranged to change the protrusion length of each protrusion 11 while changing the protrusion length of each protrusion 11. A configuration may be adopted in which both ends of the handle portion 3 are disposed.

  According to the aspect of the reference jig A, a total of four protrusions 11 having different protrusion lengths are provided, and the lower surface position of the surface plate 73 that contacts the setting surface 2 can be adjusted in four stages. The reference jig A can change the lower surface of the surface plate in contact with the setting surface 2 stepwise by the specific protrusion 11 in the same manner as the mode in which the adjustment plate 21 is interposed, and has no chamfering width c, 1 mm, It can be adjusted to 2 mm and 3 mm.

  Next, a specific example 2 of the reference jig according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the description of the reference jig of the second embodiment, the same reference numerals are used for the same components as those of the reference jig of the first embodiment.

  FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing the arrangement state of the reference jig of this embodiment on the circular saw, and FIG. 7 is a front view showing the arrangement state of the reference jig of this embodiment on the cutting blade. It is A and a side view (B).

  The reference jig B of the present embodiment is an aspect in which the recess 81 between the chips of the cutting blade 8 is used as a predetermined portion that is engaged and positioned by the engaging means. The reference jig B is mainly composed of two pins 41 penetrating through the recess 81 of the cutting blade 8 from the side, a pin standing surface 4 for standing the pin 41 substantially vertically, and a pin And a setting surface 2 that is substantially orthogonal to the standing surface 4 and abuts against the lower surface of the surface plate 73. A cylindrical handle portion 3 having an axis substantially orthogonal to the setting surface 2 is disposed below the setting surface 2. The axial extension line of the pin 41 is parallel to the surface forming direction of the setting surface 2 described above, and is arranged with a separation distance obtained by skipping one depression 81 of the cutting blade 8.

  Note that the number of pins 41 and the recesses 81 at the engaging positions are changed as appropriate in accordance with the outer diameter of the cutting blade 8 and the number of chips. Further, the shape of the pin 41 is not limited to a cylindrical shape as in the present embodiment, but is a cylindrical shape, a rectangular shape, or a predetermined protrusion whose shape closely follows a part of the recess 81 between the chips. It may be changed.

  With this configuration, the reference jig B first penetrates the two recesses 81 located near the lower end side of the cutting blade 8 while engaging the pin 41 from the side, and the cutting blade 8 is inserted through the pin 41. In this state, the setting surface 2 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate 73 while rotating and the surface plate 73, the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 are rotated. The lower surface position of the board 73 is set. By setting the lower surface position of the surface plate 73, the protruding lengths of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 from the lower surface of the surface plate are adjusted. As a result, the chamfering width c with respect to the building member b is adjusted.

  Similarly to the reference jig A of the first embodiment, the reference jig B is also provided with one or a plurality of adjusting plates 21 having an appropriate thickness on the setting surface 2, and the position of the lower surface of the surface plate 73 is set in the vertical direction. It is possible to adjust to (arrow β). Thereby, the reference jig B is in the normal direction of the setting surface 2 and can substantially change the separation distance between the setting surface 2 and the pin axis. Further, the external dimensions of the pin 41 and the center distance thereof may be changed according to the specification change of the cutting blade 8 or the chamfering blade 9, so that the pin standing surface 4 is detachable so as to be compatible with the above change. For example, it is more preferable that a male screw is formed on the pin side, and a plurality of female screws whose center-to-center dimensions are appropriately changed are formed on the pin standing surface 4.

  Next, a specific example 3 of the reference jig according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 8 is a side view (A) and (B) showing the reference jig of this embodiment. In the description of the reference jig of the third embodiment, the same reference numerals are used for the same components as those of the reference jig of the first and second embodiments.

  The reference jig C of the present embodiment uses the outer end portion of the chip 92 positioned on the lower end side of the chamfering blade 9 in a state where it is mounted on the circular saw 7 as a predetermined portion where the engaging means engages and positions. It is an aspect. The reference jig C mainly includes a contact surface 51 that contacts the outer end of the tip 92 of the chamfering blade 9 located on the lower end side of the circular saw 7, an arm portion 5 that forms the contact surface 51, and an arm portion. 5 and a setting surface 2 that is parallel to the contact surface 51 and abuts against the lower surface of the surface plate 73. A cylindrical handle portion 3 having an axis substantially orthogonal to the setting surface 2 is disposed below the setting surface 2.

  The reference jig C is configured as described above by first applying the outer end of the tip 92 positioned on the lower end side of the chamfering blade 9, in other words, the outermost edge at the time of rotation of the chamfering blade 9 to the contact surface 51. In this state, the setting surface 2 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate 73 while rotating the surface plate 73, the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9. The lower surface positions of the blade 9 and the surface plate 73 are set. By setting the lower surface position of the surface plate 73, the protruding lengths of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 from the lower surface of the surface plate are adjusted. As a result, the chamfering width c with respect to the building member b is adjusted.

  Also, the reference jig C can also be provided with one or a plurality of adjusting plates 21 having an appropriate thickness on the setting surface 2 in the same manner as the other reference jigs. β) is adjustable. Thereby, the reference jig C can substantially change the separation distance in the normal direction between the setting surface 2 and the contact surface 51.

  Next, a specific example 4 of the reference jig according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 9 is a side view (A) and (B) showing the reference jig of the present embodiment. In the description of the reference jig of the fourth embodiment, the same reference numerals are used for the same components as those of the reference jigs of the first, second, and third embodiments.

  The reference jig D of the present embodiment uses the outer end portion of the tip 82 positioned on the lower end side of the cutting blade 8 in a state of being mounted on the circular saw 7 as a predetermined portion to be engaged and positioned by the engaging means. It is an aspect. The reference jig D mainly includes a contact surface 51 that contacts the outer end of the tip 82 located on the lower end side of the circular saw 7, and a crank-shaped arm portion 5 in a side view where the contact surface 51 is disposed. The setting surface 2 is configured to be connected to the arm portion 5 and parallel to the contact surface 51 and to contact the lower surface of the surface plate 73. A cylindrical handle portion 3 having an axis substantially orthogonal to the setting surface 2 is disposed below the setting surface 2.

  With this configuration, the reference jig D is configured such that the outer edge of the tip 82 located on the lower end side of the cutting blade 8, in other words, the outermost edge when the cutting blade 8 rotates is applied to the contact surface 51. In this state, the setting surface 2 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate 73 while rotating the surface plate 73, the cutting blade 8, and the chamfering blade 9. The lower surface positions of the blade 9 and the surface plate 73 are set. By setting the lower surface position of the surface plate 73, the protruding lengths of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 from the lower surface of the surface plate are adjusted. As a result, the chamfering width c with respect to the building member b is adjusted.

Also, the reference jig D can be provided with one or a plurality of adjusting plates 21 having an appropriate thickness on the setting surface 2 in the same manner as the other reference jigs. β) is adjustable. Thereby, the reference jig D can substantially change the separation distance in the normal direction between the setting surface 2 and the contact surface 51.
[Possibility of other embodiments]

  In the reference jigs A and B of the first and second embodiments, an operator who uses the circular saw 7 grips the handle 3 of each reference jig A and B, and the chamfering blade 9 and the recess 81 of the cutting blade 8 are used. The setting surface 2 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate 73 while the protrusion 11 and the pin 41 are engaged and positioned at 91. In addition, the reference jigs C and D of Examples 3 and 4 are also the lower end of the chamfering blade 9 and the cutting blade 8 by the operator using the circular saw 7 holding the handle 3 of each reference jig C and D. The setting surface 2 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate 73 while positioning the outer edges of the chips 82 and 92 located on the side against the contact surface 51.

  However, each of the reference jigs A, B, C, and D described above may be deformed not to be held by the worker but to be previously installed on the work table Ta. That is, as shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B and FIGS. 11A and 11B, the handle portion 3 is removed to form a base 6 that can be fixed in advance to the work table Ta. A groove 61 is formed at a predetermined position of the base 6 to avoid interference with a portion other than the portion where the cutting blade 8 or the chamfering blade 9 is engaged, and the recesses 81 and 91 of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 are formed inside the groove. This is a form in which the engaging projection 11 or pin 41 is arranged, and a form in which the contact surface 51 is formed in contact with the outer edge portions of the chips 82 and 92 located on the lower end side of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9. In the reference jigs A, B, C, and D in this modified example, the setting surface 2 is in wide contact with the lower surface of the surface plate 73 in the front, rear, left, and right, and the entire circular saw is mounted on the setting surface 2 through the surface plate 73. It can be placed.

  Each of the reference jigs A, B, C, and D having the above-described configuration places the lower surface of the surface plate on the setting surface 2 with the adjustment shaft 74 of the surface plate 73 loosened. At this time, the projection 11 and the pin 41 are engaged with the recesses 81 and 91 of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 while fitting the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 to the groove 61 of the base 6 to avoid interference. Alternatively, after setting the positions of the tips 82 and 92 located on the lower end side of the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9 by contacting the contact surface 51 with each other, the adjustment shaft 74 of the surface plate 73 is fixed and adjusted. Complete and use.

  In addition, when none of the reference jigs A, B, C, and D of each embodiment is used for adjusting the lower surface position of the surface plate 73, an appropriate fixing means, for example, at a position other than the lower surface of the surface plate 73, for example, It is good also as a form which can be attached with a volt | bolt, a magnet, a fitting, etc., or is retracted by rotation from the lower surface position of the surface plate 73 using a hinge means. And only at the time of adjustment, it is preferable to remove from the predetermined position of the surface plate 73 or to rotate it for use.

  In addition, the reference jigs A, B, C, and D of the respective examples all use the lower surface of the surface plate 73 as a reference for adjustment, but the surface plate position is accurately set with respect to the cutting blade 8 and the chamfering blade 9. If possible, the cutting blade 8, the chamfering blade 9, and the lower surface position of the surface plate 73 can be set relatively by contacting or engaging with an upper surface other than the lower surface of the surface plate 73 or a specific part. It is also possible.

A Reference jig (Example 1)
B Reference jig (Example 2)
C Reference jig (Example 3)
D Reference jig (Example 4)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Protrusion standing part 11 Protrusion 2 Setting surface 21 Adjustment board 3 Handle part 4 Pin standing surface 41 Pin 5 Arm part 51 Contact surface 6 Base 61 Groove 7 Circular saw 71 Housing 72 Motor 73 Surface plate 74 Adjustment shaft 75 Opening part 8 Cutting blade (saw blade for cutting)
81 Dimple 82 Chip 9 Chamfering blade (Chamfering tool)
91 Dimple 92 Chip t Maximum cutting thickness s Difference in radial dimension between cutting blade and chamfering blade c Chamfering width b Building member Ta Work table

Claims (8)

An engagement means for engaging a predetermined portion of a cutting saw blade or chamfering blade of a circular saw formed by coaxially superposing and holding a cutting saw blade and a chamfering blade;
The engaging means is disposed at a portion other than the portion where the engaging means is disposed, and the engaging means is engaged with a predetermined portion of the surface plate of the circular saw with a state in which the engaging means is engaged with the predetermined portion of the cutting saw blade or the chamfering blade. Setting means;
A chamfering reference jig for a circular saw, comprising:   The engaging means is a protrusion that fits into the recess between the chips of the chamfering cutter, and the setting means is a plane that is substantially perpendicular to the direction in which the protrusion that fits into the recess is formed, and the lower surface of the surface plate of the circular saw The chamfering reference jig for a circular saw according to claim 1, wherein the reference surface is a setting surface that comes into contact with the circular saw.   The chamfering reference jig for a circular saw according to claim 2, wherein the length from the setting surface to the tip of the protrusion can be changed as appropriate.   The engaging means is a pin that is laterally engaged with a recess between chips of a cutting saw blade, and the setting means is a plane that is substantially parallel to the axial extension direction of the pin engaged with the recess. 2. A chamfering reference jig for a circular saw according to claim 1, wherein the reference surface is a setting surface that comes into contact with the lower surface of the surface plate of the circular saw.   5. The chamfering reference jig for a circular saw according to claim 4, wherein a normal distance direction of the setting surface and a separation distance from the setting surface to the axis of the pin can be appropriately changed.   The engaging means is a contact surface that contacts the outer end of the tip located on the lower end side of the chamfering cutter, and the setting means is a plane that is substantially parallel to the contact surface, and is a lower surface of a circular saw surface plate. The chamfering reference jig for a circular saw according to claim 1, wherein the reference surface is a setting surface that comes into contact with the circular saw.   The engaging means is a contact surface that contacts the outer end of the tip located on the lower end side of the saw blade for cutting, and the setting means is a plane that is substantially parallel to the contact surface, The chamfering reference jig for a circular saw according to claim 1, wherein the reference surface is a setting surface that contacts the lower surface.   The chamfering reference jig for a circular saw according to claim 6 or 7, wherein a normal distance direction of the setting surface and a separation distance from the setting surface to the contact surface can be appropriately changed.

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