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A PROJECT REPORT
Submitted
In the partial fulfillment of the Requirements for the Award of the Degree of
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY (B.Tech)
In
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
By
S RAJITH [15311A03K8]
G SAITEJA [15311A03N9]
P RAGHU [16315A0349]
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October, 2014.
Date: 02-05-2019
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the project report entitled “MINI BENCH SAW MACHINE” being
submitted by S RAJITH bearing the Roll No.15311AO3K8, G SAITEJA bearing the Roll No.
15311A03N9, P RAGHU bearing the Roll No. 16315A0349 in partial fulfillment for the award
Hyderabad (Telangana), is a record of bonafide work carried out by them under our guidance and
supervision.
The results embodied in the report have not been submitted to any other University or
HOD, MECH
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SREENIDHI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Yamnampet, Ghatkesar, Hyderabad – 501 301
DECLARATION
The work is original and has not been submitted for any
Degree/Diploma of this or any other university.
Place: Hyderabad
Date: 02-05-2019
Signature
S RAJITH 15311AO3K8
G SAITEJA 15311A03N9
P RAGHU 16315A0349
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We thank Mr. K.Chandar Rathod, Asst Professor, Dept of MECH, Sreenidhi Institute of
Science & Technology, Hyderabad for his valuable comments and suggestions that greatly
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. T. Ch. Shiva Reddy, Professor, Head
Hyderabad for his continued support and valuable guidance and encouragement extended to us
during our research work. We thank him for his painstaking efforts to guide us throughout our
research work.
Science & Technology, Hyderabad for her valuable advice, support and help during our research
work.
We We thank all our teachers and professors for their valuable comments after reviewing
We wish to extend our special thanks to all our colleagues and friends who helped
We extend my thanks to our parents and all our family members for their unceasing
S RAJITH
G SAITEJA
P RAGHU
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INDEX
Acknowledgements iv
Abstract vii
1. Introduction 01
CHAPTER 2
2. Literature Review
2.1. Mini bench saw. 02
2.2. Historical Background. 03
2.3. Sawing. 03
2.4. Circular Sawing. 05
2.5. Advantages and Disadvantages. 07
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CHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 4
4. Working
4.1. Working Model. 16
4.2. Procedure of Working. 17
CHAPTER 5
CHAPTER 6
6. Conclusion 23
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Abstract
This project is on the design and construction of an automatic mini bench saw
machine for cutting of wood to different size and length with the help of cutting
wheel. The objective of this project is to save man power and time in cutting
wood in order to achieve high productivity. It is a cutting machine with teeth on
its blade used specially for cutting wood. The power to the cutting wheel is
provided by the motor. The motor is mounted on the handle which will swing up
and down in order to cut the wood. A support is provided to slide the wood after
a piece is cutted. The swinging arm is mounted between the two pillars for its
stability. A spring is used to pull back the arm up when force is released to ensure
safety. Test was carried out on the machine using different size of wood.
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List of Figures
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CHAPTER-1
INTRODUCTION
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CHAPTER-2
LITERATURE REVIEW
After the study of many literatures about design, construction and working
of bench saw machines, some of them describe the methodology of bench
saw machine. Lots of factor have been consider for the design, construction
and working of bench saw machine such as cutting speed, cutting material,
cutting time, power, efficiency etc. So, lots of literatures have been found
which gives the relevance information and methodology of constructing an
bench saw machine.
This is probably a woodworkers first major purchase, there are three basic
categories of table saws on the market, bench, contractor's and cabinet.
Though they all are sold with blade guards and guides there are custom
products available that offer advantages over the stock parts. There are
also many attachments and jigs that can be made for more accurate cuts.
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2.2 HISTORY BACKGROUND
2.3 SAWING
If all raw stock was delivered in ready-to-machine shapes and sizes, there would
be no need for sawing machines in a working shop. Machine operators could
merely go over to the stock, select the suitable work piece, and perform the
necessary finishing operations. Such situation rarely exists, due to the fact that
the majority of the stock requires to be cut in some way prior to starting a
machining schedule. The alternative to this primary operation of sawing is to buy-
in prepared lengths and shapes; this however introduces a service which the
company has to pay for and, in the majority of the cases, it is simpler and more
economical to carry out the basic cutting to-size operation in house. One of the
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major advantages of sawing over all other kinds of machining is the narrowness of
cut op. Most sawing machines perform the cut-off operation, where a piece of
stock is cut to a workable length prior to subsequent machining operations.
Machines that accomplish this job include hacksaws, band saws and bench saws.
Hand Saws
Even with the popularity and ease of power tools, sometimes a hand saw is the
easiest and most convenient tool around. Hand saws should have comfortable
handles and have 8-10 teeth per inch (2.5 cm). Hand saws are often used for
cutting in tight spaces.
Circular Saws
Circular saws can be used to cut metal, plaster, concrete, and wood, depending
on which blade is being used. The base plate should be adjustable, letting the user
set the blade depth desired. Adjustable base plates also perform bevel cuts well
as pivoting from side to side. Circular saw blades cut wood and other material in
an upward direction. That can cause splintering on the top face of the project, so
measurements and cutting should be done from the back, with the good side
facing down.
Smaller circular saw blades can be used in saws that are smaller and lighter.
However, this convenience must be weighed against the fact that smaller saws
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are often less powerful and don't cut thick material well. Circular saw blades
measuring 7.25 inches (18.4 cm) and 6.5 inches (16.5) are the most popular for
home repair use.
Jig Saws
Jig saws are portable and especially good for cutting curves. Variable speed jig
saws allow for the speed to be adjusted depending on which blade style is used.
Coarse tooth blades generally need a faster blade speed than fine tooth blades.
Jig saw blades are available for cutting various types of material, including wood,
metal, vinyl, and leather, as well as making different shapes and styles of cuts.
A good jig saw should be able to cut softwood that is 2 inches (5.1 cm) thick and
hardwood that is 0.75 inches (1.9 cm) thick. A heavy steel base plate helps reduce
vibration from the jib saw blades up and down movement. Jig saws with a
pivoting base plate allow for bevel cuts to be made as well.
Band Saws
A band saw can take the form of a small machine on top of a bench or a taller one
that sits directly on the floor. Band saws contain a serrated metal band which has
two pulleys to hold it in place and move it in a circular motion. This band, or
blade, cuts the material being fed into it. Band saws do well in cutting rounded or
curved shapes. Different blades, or bands, are available for each type of material
to be cut, including a diamond blade to cut glass.
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Table Saws
Table saws are a bigger investment, both in space and money. A table saw makes
miter cuts, rip cuts, cross cuts, and bevel cuts, as well as producing various kinds
of joints for different woodworking projects. Portable table saws cost less and
take up less space than regular table saws, and still perform most of the functions
of a full size table saw. Eye and ear protection should be worn when working with
a table saw, and care should be taken to keep hands far away from the saw's
blade
Circular saws have a continuous cutting action, use blades having many teeth, and
a large range of rotational speed. This operation is similar to a milling operation.
The machines available range from the earlier, inexpensive, hand-loaded models
to the very large, power loaded type and incorporate material handling devices
for semi and then fully automatic operations. Modern production circular saws
are built with several alternate basic feed mechanisms i.e. horizontal, vertical,
rocking head and variations of these. The choice of the most suitable type of
machine depends on the particular application and the size and shape of
component. With vertical feed, the rotating blade travels downwards in a straight
line to engage the work piece. On machines designed for horizontal feed the
blade is fed into the work piece from the back. A third basic feeding arrangement
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is a pivot motion or rocking-head system, this is as efficient as a vertical feed
system and is a rugged arrangement. The bench or floor mounted manual-feed
circular saw, when installed together with a general duty band saw or hack sawing
a small workshop, provides
a complete cutting facility for the small fabricator. Fully automatic circular saws,
having features such as dial-in component length, in process gauging, choice of
loading magazines, etc. are widely used where high quality production is required
and often present the production engineer with a difficult choice to make
between circular sawing and band sawing.
Advantages:
The portable table saws can be used for off-shop jobs. They can be used
anywhere, in the workshop and even in trucks or on construction sites.
They are compact and smaller in size. They save on space, especially when
one uses many machines or when one wants to use these machines out in
other places, out of the workshops and on construction sites.
Though the machine is compact, it comes along with a box in which the
motor, the blade mechanics and the controls can be placed in. Even the
table can be fitted into the box.
The portable machines are designed more elegantly and fitted with more
accessories that have evolved with technology.
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Older machines have good accuracy while the newly introduced portable
machines are also good and can be enhanced with more tools. This helps
to acquire good results in all the work done. The speed is greater and
quality of the finished work is much better
Portable bench top saws are more economically priced.
These machines can be used by both hobbyists as well as by professionals.
Disadvantages:
Smaller Jobs. A stationary table saw, that’s meant to handle large stock, will
not perform better on smaller stock, like pine or floorboards, versus a
smaller portable table saw
Portable table saws are typically smaller than stationary saws, which can
make cutting thick plywood and other large wood stock more difficult.
Vibrations. Portable table saws, because they are not fixed in place, can
result in more vibrations across the saw making straight cuts more
challenging.
Noise. Portable table saws can be noisier than stationary saws that have
their motor mounted inside a cabinet.
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CHAPTER-3
Material of Sawing blade is Stainless steel. Withstand the high heat that is
generated by cutting through metal while ensuring clean cuts and a long blade
life. The blades are then heat-treated at high temperatures to reduce heat build-
up and prevent excessive sparking.
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Compsotion of stainless steel 316:
3.2 Description:
Frame
Motor
Blade
Spring
Fasteners
FRAME:
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A wooden frame is used for the set up of the machine parts and
components
It consists of two pillars on left side to support the Movable arm on which
the blade is mounted.
MOTOR:
It is widely used as they can be powered from existing direct current lighting
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FIG. 1: 775 DC MOTOR
BLADE:
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Hacksaw blade material is stainless steel and the teeth of blade is made of
hardened steel that feature a row along their cutting edge.
It consists of 40 teeth with inserted hardened steel. stainless steel 316 is more
corrosion and wear resistance.
More strength helps in easy cutting. The blade is cross type which makes the
wood works and metal works easier.
DIMENSIONS :
Thicknes of teeth = 2 mm
SPRING:
Springs are typically made of spring steel. There are many types in everyday use
the term often refers to coil spring.
Made from a variety of elastic materials the most common being spring is steel
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Which acts as an automatic return system, when there is no force applied on the
movable arm.
FIG.3: SRPINGS
Fasteners:
That is joints can be removed or dismantled from without damaging the joining
components.
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FIG. 3: FASTENERS
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CHAPTER-4
WORKING
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4.2 Procedure of working:
Construction of base.
Mounting two pillars on the base.
Mounting swinging arm (handle) between the two pillar in such a way that
it is free to swing up and down.
Mounting motor on swinging arm and cutting wheel on the motor.
Providing support for cutting wood.
Circular blade is mounted on the motor which rotates at high rpm.
Motor is mounted on the swinging arm which is mounted in between the
two vertical pillars.
Support is provided on the base to hold the work piece properly.
Swinging arm will swing up and down along with the rotating circular blade
which will cut the wood placed on the base.
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FIG. 6:MINI BENCH SAW MACHINE (front view)
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FIG.7:BACK VIEW
5.1 Calculation
The calculations are done to find out the required parameters which helps in
making a conclusion o for different materials
PARAMETERS:
TORQUE
FEED RATE
CUTTING SPEED
SAMPLES DATA:
WOOD WORKPIECE
MILD STEEL
WOOD WORKPIECE:
WIDTH OF WORKPIECE = 5 CM
THICKNESS OF WORKPIEC = 5 CM
Thickenss of teeth: 2 mm
POWER-TORQUE EQUATION:
P = 2𝜋𝑁𝑇
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P = Power of motor
N = speed in rpm
T = Torque
T = 𝑃×60
2𝜋𝑁
T = 24×1000×60
2𝜋×4000
T =572.9 N-m
CUTTING SPEED :
πDN
𝑉𝑐 =
1000
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D = diameter of blade
N = speed in rpm
π×10×4000
=
1000
𝑉𝑐 = 125.6 m/sec
FEED RATE:
FEED RATE = N n f
N = Rotational speed
f=feed (inch/tooth)
FEED RATE = N n f
=3.9×40×0.12
=23.7 dist/min
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CHAPTER-6
CONCLUSION:
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