This quarry machinery video describes a mining scheme that combines a Huada double blade machine with a diamond wire saw. The old notes also repeat the double blade machine's mechanical features, but the important project question is how the two cutting methods divide the bench.
One scheme, two cutting methods
A blade machine needs rail access and a cutting direction that suits its frame and blade depth. A wire saw follows a routed plane through guide pulleys. A bench drawing should assign each planned face to one machine and show how the block remains supported as the cuts connect.
Double blade construction in the source
The archived text names belt drive, four enclosed and finished guide pillars, double chain transmission and a closed modular four wheel drive. Electrical controls are described for low voltage, dust and humidity. These details identify the machine family; no model or installed configuration is given.
Record each operation separately
The source does not state the stone, bench dimensions, wire, blades, cut sequence or production result. Viewers should not infer the full mining plan from camera order alone.
For a real combined trial, mark the blade passes and wire-saw plane on the same drawing. Log time, finished geometry and consumable condition by machine. Separate records prevent the output of one process from being credited to the other and make the combined scheme repeatable.
