Chain saw tensioning mechanism with locking teeth
An adjustable chain, non-locking technology, used in chainsaws, bandsaws, manufacturing tools, etc., to solve problems such as cutting chain elongation
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[0013] figure 1 Shown at and 2 is a chain saw 10 that includes an example of the chain tensioning mechanism 12 of the present invention. The chainsaw 10 has a motor base 14 and a motor (not shown) on the base. It will be appreciated that the motor rotates a drive sprocket 16 (see FIG. 2 ) which is connected to the drive shaft of the motor. The drive sprocket 16 and endless cutting chain 18 (see figure 1 ) The chain rings are engaged and push the cutting chain to move around a guide plate 20.
[0014] Guide plate 20 is an elongated plate structure having a channel or slot 22 (see figure) on it around its perimeter and an idler sprocket (not shown) at its distal end around which the chain of cutting chain 18 surrounds. straddle the idler sprocket. Parallel pins or studs 24 and 26 are secured to the engine mount 14, lie in a common generally horizontal plane and extend vertically through an elongated horizontal slot 28 in the guide plate 20 in a sliding fit. middle. The stu...
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