Blade Carrier With Angled Support Surfaces For Self-Centering

The positive locking connection is segmented into two independent components: a tongue element on the blade and a corresponding recess element on the toothed body. This segmentation allows each component to be manufactured separately using standard processes, reducing overall manufacturing complexity while maintaining secure attachment through the interlocking geometry of the tongue-recess pair.

The corresponding shapes for positive locking are localized to specific regions on the blade and toothed body rather than requiring complex overall geometries. The tongue and recess elements are positioned only where needed for secure attachment, allowing the majority of the blade and toothed body to maintain simple, material-efficient shapes while still achieving reliable locking through the localized interlocking features.

The blade and toothed body are designed with dynamic adaptability through the tongue-recess positive locking system, which allows for quick engagement and disengagement. This dynamic design enables rapid blade replacement while maintaining secure attachment during operation, thus minimizing operational time loss during blade changes while preserving cutting performance through consistent blade-to-toothed body connection.

The support body is positioned asymmetrically relative to the cutting line, with its geometry specifically configured to provide maximum support to the blade while maintaining sufficient clearance from the cutting operation. The asymmetric design allows the support body to be close to the cutting line for enhanced blade support without creating harmful interference, as the support body's shape and position are optimized to avoid contact with the cutting zone while still providing necessary structural support.