A pusher for a planer contains: a body, a planer, a movable control portion, and a push member. The planer includes a cutter, a drive shaft, a transmission portion, a horizontal rod, a reduction wheel, and a threaded portion. An upper belt is fitted on the lower belt, a wheel rod and an auxiliary rod. The wheel rod includes a second receiving portion, a guiding portion, and a pushing wheel. The guiding portion has a transmitting belt fitted on an actuation rod. The actuation rod has a driving portion and another pushing wheel. The auxiliary rod is supported on an auxiliary abutting block inserted onto a positioning rod, and a returning spring is fitted on the positioning rod. The movable control portion includes a rotary shaft and a movable pedestal. The press post has two pressing wheels, and a control wheel is biased against the transmitting belt.

A pusher for a planer contains: a body, a planer, a movable control portion, and a push member. The planer includes a cutter, a drive shaft, a transmission portion, a horizontal rod, a reduction wheel, and a threaded portion. An upper belt is fitted on the lower belt, a wheel rod and an auxiliary rod. The wheel rod includes a second receiving portion, a guiding portion, and a pushing wheel. The guiding portion has a transmitting belt fitted on an actuation rod. The actuation rod has a driving portion and another pushing wheel. The auxiliary rod is supported on an auxiliary abutting block inserted onto a positioning rod, and a returning spring is fitted on the positioning rod. The movable control portion includes a rotary shaft and a movable pedestal. The press post has two pressing wheels, and a control wheel is biased against the transmitting belt.

The present disclosure provides embodiments of a lapper assembly for use to overlap successive sheets of wood veneer or other materials along a conveyor. The lapper assembly may include a stop member configured to be rotatably mounted to a roller such that the stop member is pivotable around the rotational axis of the roller independently of the rotational angle of the roller. The lapper assembly may further include a lever arm coupled to one end of the stop member. An actuator may be pivotably coupled to the lever arm and the conveyor frame, and operated to pivot the stop member between a workpiece engaging position, in which the stop member extends into the path of workpiece flow, and a workpiece disengaging position below the path. Optionally, the lapper assembly roller and other rollers upstream/downstream may be operatively connected to a drive. Corresponding systems and methods are also disclosed herein.

The present disclosure provides embodiments of a lapper assembly for use to overlap successive sheets of wood veneer or other materials along a conveyor. The lapper assembly may include a stop member configured to be rotatably mounted to a roller such that the stop member is pivotable around the rotational axis of the roller independently of the rotational angle of the roller. The lapper assembly may further include a lever arm coupled to one end of the stop member. An actuator may be pivotably coupled to the lever arm and the conveyor frame, and operated to pivot the stop member between a workpiece engaging position, in which the stop member extends into the path of workpiece flow, and a workpiece disengaging position below the path. Optionally, the lapper assembly roller and other rollers upstream/downstream may be operatively connected to a drive. Corresponding systems and methods are also disclosed herein.

Disclosed herein is a system for substantially reducing, or eliminating, planer snipe on workpieces passing through the work area of a woodworking machine and providing a quick change out and adjustment of a press roller mounted to the hood of the woodworking machine.

Disclosed herein is a system for substantially reducing, or eliminating, planer snipe on workpieces passing through the work area of a woodworking machine and providing a quick change out and adjustment of a press roller mounted to the hood of the woodworking machine.

A hand-operated planer provided with both a fixed workbench and a lifting mechanism with a locking function is combined with a hand-operated planer, which includes a base, a movable workbench, a fixed workbench and a lifting mechanism. The lifting mechanism is composed of a connecting seat, a position-limiting member, an operating rod and a positioning block. When the handle of the operating rod is moved, the operating rod will actuate the position-limiting block of the position-limiting member to operate and drive the driven plate of the connecting seat to rotate via transmission of the connecting rod and thus, the movable workbench assembled above the axis of the connecting seat can be adjusted in height.

A planing machine (or simply planer) which may have two planer heads, each head containing the conventional knives and supporting apparatus to perform the actual cutting of material. To improve yield, the board is centered vertically as it progresses longitudinally through the planer. This is accomplished using either or (preferably) both of two systems: (1) a segmented self-centering drive roll system to feed the boards into the machine; and (2) a shoe mechanism which is controlled by a linkage such that the retracting segmented shoe assembly moves away from the planer head as it moves vertically to compensate for varying material thicknesses. The result is a more efficient use of the workpiece because less waste is created.

A planing machine (or simply planer) which may have two planer heads, each head containing the conventional knives and supporting apparatus to perform the actual cutting of material. To improve yield, the board is centered vertically as it progresses longitudinally through the planer. This is accomplished using either or (preferably) both of two systems: (1) a segmented self-centering drive roll system to feed the boards into the machine; and (2) a shoe mechanism which is controlled by a linkage such that the retracting segmented shoe assembly moves away from the planer head as it moves vertically to compensate for varying material thicknesses. The result is a more efficient use of the workpiece because less waste is created.

A feed roll comprises a roll having a rotary axis, flutes fixed on the roll, mounts fixed on the roll between the flutes, each mount having a seat spaced apart from the outer surface of the roll and replaceable flute elements detachably and matingly engaged in the seats of respective mounts and extending outward beyond the mounts. The replaceable flute insert element comprises an elongated plate body having an inner longitudinal edge, an outer longitudinal edge, and a backing face extending between the inner longitudinal edge and the outer longitudinal edge and the inner longitudinal edge and the backing face configured to matingly engage the seat of the mount. The flute insert element further comprises the outer longitudinal edge being formed with a traction element and the plate body having a plurality of bolt holes therethrough for registering with the bolt holes of the mount element when the plate body and the seat are matingly engaged.