Woodworking Work Table with Multi-Axis Movable Jigs
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing woodworking machines require multiple separate apparatuses for various operations, leading to increased manufacturing costs and complexity, making it difficult to perform woodworking operations smoothly and easily.
Innovation Solution
A woodworking work table with integrated functions of a cutter, router, and beveler, allowing for easy and smooth operation of multiple woodworking functions through movable woodworking machines and jigs in X-axial, Y-axial, and Z-axial directions, with jig-coupling grooves for various woodworking jigs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If multiple separate woodworking machines are used for various operations, then each machine can perform its specific function reliably, but the manufacturing cost increases and the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines multiple woodworking machine functions (cutter, router, beveler, boring machine) into a single integrated work table system. The work table includes multiple operational surfaces and attachments that can perform different woodworking operations sequentially or simultaneously, eliminating the need for multiple separate machines while maintaining functional reliability
Solution Approach 2:
The work table is designed as a universal platform that can perform multiple woodworking operations through interchangeable tools and adjustable components. The same work table structure supports cutting, routing, beveling, and boring operations, making the system multi-functional and adaptable to various woodworking needs
2Reliability
If multiple separate woodworking machines are used for various operations, then each machine can be optimized for its specific task, but the ease of operation decreases due to the need to operate multiple separate devices
Solution Approach 1:
By merging multiple machine functions into one work table, the operator only needs to learn and operate a single system rather than multiple separate machines. The integrated design allows seamless transition between different operations (cutting, routing, beveling) without repositioning or reconfiguring separate equipment, significantly improving operational convenience
3Adaptability or versatility
If a woodworking device has several woodworking functions through complicated configuration, then multiple operations can be performed, but the ease of operation decreases and it becomes difficult to perform operations smoothly
Solution Approach 1:
The work table is divided into multiple functional zones or surfaces, each optimized for specific operations (cutting surface, routing surface, beveling surface). This segmentation allows each zone to be simple and easy to use while the overall system provides versatile functionality. Tools and workpieces can be easily moved between segmented zones without complex reconfiguration
Solution Approach 2:
The work table incorporates adjustable and movable components that can be dynamically reconfigured for different operations. Rather than a fixed complicated structure, the system allows dynamic adjustment of tool positions, workpiece clamping, and surface orientations, making operations smooth and easy while maintaining versatility
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AI summary
The present invention relates to a woodworking work table and a multipurpose woodworking device and may provide a woodworking work table and a multipurpose woodworking device comprising same, the woodworking work table comprising: a support post member which provides support at a preset height; a base frame member which is supported by the support post member; a vice member which is coupled to the base frame member so as to fix wood to be fabricated; a sliding member which is installed on a lower portion of the base frame member and the vice member so as to slidingly move the vice member in a front-back direction; and a transfer member which transfers, in the X -axis, Y-axis and Z-axis directions respectively, wood fabrication apparatuses mounted on an upper portion of the base frame member, wherein the base frame member comprises a plurality of first jig coupling grooves for coupling at least one among a plurality of woodworking jigs, and the vice member comprises a plurality of second jig coupling grooves and a plurality of third jig coupling grooves for coupling at least one among the plurality of woodworking jigs.