JPS608950Y2 - woodworking sharpener - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a woodworking shaving stand used for planer work, etc.

Conventionally, planing on a sharpening table involves placing the workpiece against two stoppers (claws) placed at a certain distance on the cutting table. The work is often carried out in unstable conditions, such as when the thickness of the plate is thick or when the width of the workpiece is so small that it does not contact the two stoppers, and as a result, the stopper itself may fluctuate or contract. In each case, it was necessary to make adjustments so that the object to be cut and the stopper could maintain proper contact.

In addition, conventional milling tables do not have a built-in scale, so it takes time to position the workpiece and measure the dimensions to be cut, and there is no stopper (side plate) for chisel work, so the work can be done up and down. There were many problems in terms of workability, such as being limited in direction and requiring skill to use the plane to cut the angle of the workpiece.

This invention was developed to solve the above-mentioned problems.It incorporates a scale into the cutting table to facilitate positioning of the workpiece and confirmation during rough cutting, and adjusts the locking according to the thickness of the workpiece. A stopper for chisel work and a stopper for planer work are provided to securely hold the workpiece, and it is also tilted so that even non-experts can shave the angle of the workpiece by planer work. The object of the present invention is to provide a woodworking shaving table that speeds up planing work and improves reliability and safety by providing the shaving table with a guide plate whose angle can be adjusted.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a main body of a woodworking shaving table, and on the sides of the woodworking shaving table 1, a stopper 2 for chisel work is provided in the vertical direction, and a stopper 3 for planer work is provided in the horizontal direction, so as to form an L shape. It is set in.

The stoppers 2 and 3 have elongated holes 4 and 4°5.5 for height adjustment, respectively, and tightening screws inserted into the elongated holes 4.4.5.5 are screws 6 and 6.7. ．． It is fixed by 7.

Further, a scale 8 oriented laterally is built into the side end of the cutting table 1 near the stopper 3.

9 is a wooden guide plate, 10 is an iron guide plate holder, 11 is a guide plate, and 12 is an angle adjustment bar.

This angle adjustment bar 12 is formed so that it can be expanded and contracted by rotating a spiral tube 12', and as shown in FIG. The guide plate holder is on plate 10,
It is attached so that the other end is supported by the shaving table 1.

The woodworking shaving table constructed as described above is used in the following manner.

In the case of rough cutting by planer work, place the workpiece (not shown) on the wood cutting table 1, adjust the height of the planer work stopper 3 according to the thickness of the workpiece, and securely secure the workpiece. Then, it will come into contact with stopper 3, and rough cutting will be done using scale 8 as a rough guide.

When the chisel work is carried out in the horizontal direction, the object to be cut is securely brought into contact with the stopper 2 for the chisel, and the chisel work can be performed safely.

When cutting the angle of the workpiece, use the guide plate 9.
By checking and adjusting the angle with a protractor (not shown) and cutting while sliding the planer 13 sideways with respect to the guide plate 9, it is possible to cut the required angle of the workpiece.

Therefore, not only is it now possible to cut angles that were previously considered difficult for amateurs without any skill, but it is also possible to cut angles on particularly thin workpieces (1' to 10
0) can now be performed easily.

The structure of the present invention is as described above, and since the scale is built into the cutting table, it is easy to position the workpiece and confirm it during rough cutting, and the height-adjustable stopper for chisel work It is equipped with a stopper for plane work, so it can securely fix any thickness of the workpiece.Furthermore, a guide plate with an adjustable inclination angle allows even non-experts to adjust the angle of the workpiece. It has many effects such as making cutting possible, and overall contributes to speeding up cutting work and ensuring reliability and safety.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a plan view of a woodworking sharpening table, and FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged view of FIG. 1. 1... Woodworking sharpening table, 2, 3... Stopper 9... Guide plate, 13...
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Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A scale for positioning the workpiece is built into the surface, and a height-adjustable stopper for plane work is arranged on the horizontal side, and an adjustable stopper for chisel work is arranged on the vertical side to form an L shape. A woodworking shaving table characterized in that a planer guide plate whose inclination angle is adjustable for carving an angle required for the object to be cut is provided on the other vertical side.