A floor cutting machine according to the present invention can comprise: a main frame for supporting equipment required for cutting a floor; a plurality of front wheels positioned at the front of the main frame when the proceeding direction of the floor cutting machine is the front and the opposite direction thereof is the rear; at least one rear wheel positioned at the rear of the main frame; a cutting frame which is a frame separate from the main frame, and of which one side is fixed near the rear of the main frame and the other side vertically moves; a cutting shaft positioned near the other side of the cutting frame; and a cutting blade capable of being fitted into both ends of the cutting shaft.

A floor cutting machine according to the present invention can comprise: a main frame for supporting equipment required for cutting a floor; a plurality of front wheels positioned at the front of the main frame when the proceeding direction of the floor cutting machine is the front and the opposite direction thereof is the rear; at least one rear wheel positioned at the rear of the main frame; a cutting frame which is a frame separate from the main frame, and of which one side is fixed near the rear of the main frame and the other side vertically moves; a cutting shaft positioned near the other side of the cutting frame; and a cutting blade capable of being fitted into both ends of the cutting shaft.

A working machine may include: an output shaft; a rotary blade attached to the output shaft; a prime mover configured to rotate the output shaft; a housing that houses the prime mover and rotatably supports the output shaft; and a blade cover attached to the housing. The sidewall of the blade cover may include a first stopper and a second stopper. The facing portion of the housing may include a first stopper receiver and a second stopper receiver. When the blade cover is pivoted in a first pivot direction of the blade cover, the first stopper may contact the first stopper receiver. When the blade cover is further pivoted in the first pivot direction from a state where the first stopper is in contact with the first stopper receiver, the second stopper may contact the second stopper receiver.

The invention relates to an automatic tile cutter (1) comprising a cutting table (31) for receiving a tile (21) to be cut, and at least one cutting tool (59) that is translatably movable along a guide rail (61) and is to cut the tile along a cutting line such that a cut tile and scraps are obtained, characterized in that the tile cutter additionally comprises: —at least a first conveyor (11) for conveying the tile (21) from a tile loading zone (5) to a tile cutting zone (7); —at least two abutments (15) for blocking the movement of the tile (21) in a predefined tile position in the cutting zone; and —an electronic control unit (57) configured to control the positioning of the abutment elements (15) and the cutting tool (59) relative to each other in accordance with predefined cutting parameters and actuate the cutting tool.

The invention relates to an automatic tile cutter (1) comprising a cutting table (31) for receiving a tile (21) to be cut, and at least one cutting tool (59) that is translatably movable along a guide rail (61) and is to cut the tile along a cutting line such that a cut tile and scraps are obtained, characterized in that the tile cutter additionally comprises: —at least a first conveyor (11) for conveying the tile (21) from a tile loading zone (5) to a tile cutting zone (7); —at least two abutments (15) for blocking the movement of the tile (21) in a predefined tile position in the cutting zone; and —an electronic control unit (57) configured to control the positioning of the abutment elements (15) and the cutting tool (59) relative to each other in accordance with predefined cutting parameters and actuate the cutting tool.

A tile nipper includes an adjustable stop configured to adjust a maximum width of a jaw mouth imparted by a biasing spring. The spring may be an internal spring housed within one or more arms of the tile nipper.

A tile nipper includes an adjustable stop configured to adjust a maximum width of a jaw mouth imparted by a biasing spring. The spring may be an internal spring housed within one or more arms of the tile nipper.

A portable tile cutter includes a main unit having a base frame and a guard connected to the base frame, a cutter blade pivotally mounted at the guard, a driving unit connected to the guard and operable to rotate the cutter blade, a first handle connected to the driving unit, and a second handle connected to the guard and providing a grip. The component parts of the portable tile cutter are so arranged that moving one or both the driving unit and the second handle can achieve adjustment of the gap between the first handle and the grip of the second handle. Thus, the portable tile cutter can fit different users having different body sizes.

A portable tile cutter includes a main unit having a base frame and a guard connected to the base frame, a cutter blade pivotally mounted at the guard, a driving unit connected to the guard and operable to rotate the cutter blade, a first handle connected to the driving unit, and a second handle connected to the guard and providing a grip. The component parts of the portable tile cutter are so arranged that moving one or both the driving unit and the second handle can achieve adjustment of the gap between the first handle and the grip of the second handle. Thus, the portable tile cutter can fit different users having different body sizes.

A scribing wheel for scribing a brittle material-made substrate. A disc-shaped scribing-wheel base material in use is so designed that a mid-portion of a disc periphery has the largest diameter. A diamond film is formed on the periphery by a CVD method. The periphery is ground in the middle so that a plane including a circle defined by ridge line becomes perpendicular to the central axis of the scribing wheel.