Woodworking machine four-sided planer with automatic blade changer.

Abstract

An automatic tool changer structure for a woodworking machine four-sided planer includes a woodworking machine base, a track, a tool magazine, and a tool changer. The woodworking machine base has a control unit and a plurality of first planer blades are arranged on its side. The track is located adjacent to one side of the first planer blades on the woodworking machine base and is arranged parallel to the woodworking machine base. The tool magazine is located on one side of the track opposite to the woodworking machine base and is equipped with a plurality of second planer blades. The tool changer is arranged on the track and is located between the tool magazine and the woodworking machine base. The tool changer is electrically connected to and controlled by the control unit. Through the above configuration, the movement of the tool changer is controlled by the control unit to facilitate the direct replacement of new second planer blades in the tool magazine with damaged first planer blades in the woodworking machine base. This automates the entire process of changing the first planer blades on the woodworking machine base, significantly saving manpower and working time, thereby improving tool changing efficiency.

Claims

1. An automatic blade changing structure for a four-sided planer of a woodworking machine, comprising: a woodworking machine platform having a control unit and a plurality of first planer blades disposed on its side; a track located adjacent to one side of the first planer blades of the woodworking machine platform and spaced at an appropriate distance from the woodworking machine platform, the track being arranged parallel to the woodworking machine platform; and a blade magazine located on one side of the track opposite to the woodworking machine platform, the blade magazine containing a plurality of second planer blades; A tool changer is mounted on the track and located between the tool magazine and the woodworking machine. The tool changer is electrically connected to and controlled by the control unit, allowing it to move back and forth along the long axis of the track. The tool changer has a movable seat, a rotating spindle, and a tool changing arm. A first slide rail is provided on the side of the tool changer, allowing the movable seat to move up and down along the long axis of the tool changer. A second slide rail is provided on the side of the movable seat opposite to the tool changer, allowing the rotating spindle to move left and right along the long axis of the movable seat. The tool changing arm is pivotally mounted on the rotating spindle and can rotate 360 ​​degrees.

2. The automatic tool changer structure for a four-sided woodworking planer as described in claim 1, wherein, The first planer blades, which are mounted on the side of the woodworking machine, are arranged in both horizontal and vertical directions.

3. The automatic tool changer structure for a four-sided planer of a woodworking machine as described in claim 1, wherein, The second planing blades installed in the tool magazine are arranged in a horizontal direction.

4. The automatic tool changer structure for a four-sided planer of a woodworking machine as described in claim 1, wherein, One end of the tool changing arm forms a clamp that can be used to grip the first planer blade of the woodworking machine or the second planer blade of the tool magazine.

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