Manually held tool for cutting V-belt bodies and method of cutting
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Jul 2, 1991
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Jan 18, 1990
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Jan 18, 1990
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A manually held tool for cutting a polymeric endless power transmission belt body having alternating ribs and grooves; the tool comprising a pair of holding members for holding knife blades, and a handle around the holding members. The holding members are angled to fit within the grooves, and taper from the body to the tip, each end of the members have a different tip thickness and either end may hold a knife blade to fit belt body grooves of different thicknesses and permit cutting through selected grooves to form a plurality of endless belts having at least one rib. The tool is particularly adapted to cut belt bodies in an environment lacking in special machinery so that an operator can hold the body manually while performing the cutting operation.
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