A thumb-sliding support raises or lowers the slicer ramp for precise thickness control, with optional julienne blades for strip cutting.
A rotating support carriage lets saw mills cut wood at controlled angles to form polygonal planks, expose growth rings, and reduce drying cupping.
An angled, rotatable support carriage lets saw mills cut logs into precise polygonal lumber faster than separate shaping methods.
A pivot ratcheting log dog uses a segmented body and ratchet teeth to lock logs securely.
Segmented counter-rotating wheels with mating dies fully shear slot ends, eliminating breakage and uneven cuts in abrasive cellular PVC.
An adjustable cam disc counteracts downward pivot forces on the guide arm, eliminating readjustment needs when securing multiple workpieces.
A log dog head block uses a pin in a cylindrical cavity to secure the rod, enabling quick assembly and disassembly for maintenance.
A clamp extension device attaches to existing sawmill clamps to secure wider materials.
A cutting apparatus with a linearly displaceable blade circumferentially cuts workpieces to form cylindrical, conical, and annular shapes.
Movable jaw adjusts along the bed to secure logs of varying diameters for stable cross-cutting.
A wood processing system uses a motor spindle on a rotating arm to access all workpiece surfaces.