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US667960A
US667960A US2564500A US1900025645A US667960A US 667960 A US667960 A US 667960A US 2564500 A US2564500 A US 2564500A US 1900025645 A US1900025645 A US 1900025645A US 667960 A US667960 A US 667960A
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  • One purpose of the invention is to so construct a grinding device for the blades of clippers, sickles, and the like that the stone employed will he worn more even or true than ordinarily and to so construct the shaft upon which the stone is mounted or carried that if it be found necessary to turn down or true the stone in a lathe it need not be separated from the shaft.
  • Another purpose of the invention is to so construct the bearings for the shaft carrying the stone that t-he shaft may be quickly and conveniently mounted in a suitable franle'or removed from the frame.
  • Figure l is a perspective view of the inlproved device
  • Fig. 2 is a vertical section taken through the stone and the parts of the device above and below the stone.
  • A represents a body-frame, which consists of an upright, an upper horizontal arm 10, and a lower horizontal base portion 11, which extends below the arm 10.
  • Standards 12 eX- tend upward from the vertical portion of the body-frame A, and a shaft 13 is mounted to turn in these standards, and the said shaft carries two pulleys 1d and 15, placed at a suitable distance apart.
  • a head 16 is formed at the outer end of the upper horizontal arm of the body fra1ne A, and this head is provided with a longitudinal slot 17, extending1 from the front edge of the head to a point usually at the rear of its center.
  • This slot receives the upperend of a shaft 18, the lower end of which shaft is provided with a conical or tapering recess 1), while a corresponding recess 22 is formed in the upper end of the shaft 18, as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 2.
  • the recess 19 in the lower end of the shaft 18 is adapted to receive the upper conical portion of a plug 20, which either forms a portion of the base member 11 of the bodyframe or is attached thereto in any suitable or approved manner, and this plug 20 constitutes the bearing for the lower portion of the shaft, and as the shaft is provided with conical recesses at both of its ends it may be readily placed in a lathe when it is necessary to true the surfaces of the stone B, which is secured in the conventional or in any other manner to the lower portion of the shaft 18.
  • the stone or wheel B is preferably made of emery or other material that is usually employed for grinding metal and sharpening blades.
  • the blades to be sharpened are placed in engagement with the upper face ot' the stone or wheel B, which is held in a horizontal position, and said stone or wheel is provided in its upper face with a central depression 21, and this formation of the stone or wheel B constitutes an important feature of the invention, since two well-defined edges-an inner and an outer one-are thus provided, and when the upper face of a stone thus formed has been brought in engagement with blades to be sharpened the said upper surface of the stone receivingl the blades will wear evenly and said surface will not be channeled or hollowed to any appreciable extent, thus obviating the necessity of truing the stone or wheel frequently and insuring a blade of any description submitted to the grinding-surface of the stone being acted upon uniformly throughout its length.
  • Another important feature of the invention consists in the manner in which the shaft 18 is detachably mounted in the body-frame. Such mounting is accomplished by locating a plate 23 loosely upon the upper portion of the shaft 18 and carrying said plate to an engagement with the bottom of the head 1G, to which it is attached by screws 24 or their equivalents.
  • This plate is provided with an extension 25 from its under surface, and the opening in the extension 25, through which the shaft 18 passes, is conical, being much wider at its bottom than at its upper portion,
  • a frame havingj an upper and a lower bearing, the upper bearing being open at one of its ends, a shaft mounted to turn in the said bearings, a plate secured to the upper bearing and loosely mounted on the shaft, the plate having'an extension from its under surface provided with a conical opening, and a collar removably attached to the shaft, having a conical surface which enters the conical opening in the eX- tension from the said plate, as set forth.
  • a shaft provided with a conical recess at each end,' a conical bearing for the lower end of the shaft, an upper bearing through which the upper end of the shaft extends, the said upper bearing being provided with a longitudinal slot open at one edge of the bearing, means for detachably mounting the shaft in said upper bearing, and a grinding wheel or stone carried by the shaft, substantially as described.
  • a shaft In a grinding-machine, a shaft, a grinding-Wheel carried by the shaft, a frame consisting of an upright, a lower horizontal base portion extending beneath the grinding-Wheel Yand provided with a bearing for the lower end of the shaft, andan upper horizontal arm carrying a bearing for the upper portion of the shaft, the said upper bearing being open at vone end, and means for detachably mounting the shaft in the upper bearing, as set forth.
  • a shaft abearing for one end of the shaft, a second bearing for the shaft open at one edge to admit the shaft, means for detachably mounting the shaft in said bearing, and a grinding wheel or stone carried by the shaft and having a central depression in its face, and a flat grinding-surface between the wall of the depression and the periphery of the stone, as set forth.

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Patented Feb. I2, |90l.
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SPECIFICAJEON forming part of Letters Patent No. 667,960, dated February 12, 1901.
Application iiled August 2,1900. serial No. 25,645. (No model.)Y
To all 'lolz/0m, t 'muy concern:
Be itknown that I, WILLIAM TABER, acitizen of the United States, and a resident of Poughkeepsie, in the county of Dutchess and State of New York, have invented a new and Improved Clipper-Grinder, of which the following is a full, clear, and exact description.
One purpose of the invention is to so construct a grinding device for the blades of clippers, sickles, and the like that the stone employed will he worn more even or true than ordinarily and to so construct the shaft upon which the stone is mounted or carried that if it be found necessary to turn down or true the stone in a lathe it need not be separated from the shaft.
Another purpose of the invention is to so construct the bearings for the shaft carrying the stone that t-he shaft may be quickly and conveniently mounted in a suitable franle'or removed from the frame.
The invention consists in the novel con struction and combination of the several parts, as will be hereinafter fully set forth, and pointed out in the claims.
Reference is to be had to the accompanying drawings, forming a part of this specification, in which similar characters of reference indicate correspom'lingI parts in both figures.
Figure l is a perspective view of the inlproved device, and Fig. 2 is a vertical section taken through the stone and the parts of the device above and below the stone.
A represents a body-frame, which consists of an upright, an upper horizontal arm 10, and a lower horizontal base portion 11, which extends below the arm 10. Standards 12 eX- tend upward from the vertical portion of the body-frame A, and a shaft 13 is mounted to turn in these standards, and the said shaft carries two pulleys 1d and 15, placed at a suitable distance apart. A head 16 is formed at the outer end of the upper horizontal arm of the body fra1ne A, and this head is provided with a longitudinal slot 17, extending1 from the front edge of the head to a point usually at the rear of its center. This slot receives the upperend of a shaft 18, the lower end of which shaft is provided with a conical or tapering recess 1), while a corresponding recess 22 is formed in the upper end of the shaft 18, as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 2. The recess 19 in the lower end of the shaft 18 is adapted to receive the upper conical portion of a plug 20, which either forms a portion of the base member 11 of the bodyframe or is attached thereto in any suitable or approved manner, and this plug 20 constitutes the bearing for the lower portion of the shaft, and as the shaft is provided with conical recesses at both of its ends it may be readily placed in a lathe when it is necessary to true the surfaces of the stone B, which is secured in the conventional or in any other manner to the lower portion of the shaft 18. The stone or wheel B is preferably made of emery or other material that is usually employed for grinding metal and sharpening blades.
The blades to be sharpened are placed in engagement with the upper face ot' the stone or wheel B, which is held in a horizontal position, and said stone or wheel is provided in its upper face with a central depression 21, and this formation of the stone or wheel B constitutes an important feature of the invention, since two well-defined edges-an inner and an outer one-are thus provided, and when the upper face of a stone thus formed has been brought in engagement with blades to be sharpened the said upper surface of the stone receivingl the blades will wear evenly and said surface will not be channeled or hollowed to any appreciable extent, thus obviating the necessity of truing the stone or wheel frequently and insuring a blade of any description submitted to the grinding-surface of the stone being acted upon uniformly throughout its length.
Another important feature of the invention consists in the manner in which the shaft 18 is detachably mounted in the body-frame. Such mounting is accomplished by locating a plate 23 loosely upon the upper portion of the shaft 18 and carrying said plate to an engagement with the bottom of the head 1G, to which it is attached by screws 24 or their equivalents. This plate is provided with an extension 25 from its under surface, and the opening in the extension 25, through which the shaft 18 passes, is conical, being much wider at its bottom than at its upper portion,
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Under this construction it is obvious that when the plate 23 is detached from the head 16 and the collar 27' is loosened and permitted to drop down on the shaft 18 the upper portion of the shaft may be readily removed from the head 16 of the body-frame A,and then the shaft may be conveniently disengaged from its bottom bearing. The shaft is provided with a pulley 29 at its upper end, held thereon in any suitable or approved manner, and a belt 30 is passed around the pulley 29 and in engagement with both of the pulleys 14 and l5 at the rear portion of the body-frame. This belt is operated by suitably-conveyed power and serves to convey rotary motion to the shaft 18, and consequently to the grinding the shaft above the said head, standards eX- stone or wheel B.
I desire it to be understood that a suitable,
tool may be'made for truing the emery-Wheel sufficient size to swing a fourteen-inch wheel. Having thus described my invention, I
vclaim as new and desire to secure by Letters' Patentl. In a grinding-machine, a frame havingj an upper and a lower bearing, the upper bearing being open at one of its ends, a shaft mounted to turn in the said bearings, a plate secured to the upper bearing and loosely mounted on the shaft, the plate having'an extension from its under surface provided with a conical opening, and a collar removably attached to the shaft, having a conical surface which enters the conical opening in the eX- tension from the said plate, as set forth.
2. In a grinding-machine, a shaft provided with a conical recess at each end,' a conical bearing for the lower end of the shaft, an upper bearing through which the upper end of the shaft extends, the said upper bearing being provided with a longitudinal slot open at one edge of the bearing, means for detachably mounting the shaft in said upper bearing, and a grinding wheel or stone carried by the shaft, substantially as described.
3. In a grinding-machine, a shaft, a grinding-Wheel carried by the shaft, a frame consisting of an upright, a lower horizontal base portion extending beneath the grinding-Wheel Yand provided with a bearing for the lower end of the shaft, andan upper horizontal arm carrying a bearing for the upper portion of the shaft, the said upper bearing being open at vone end, and means for detachably mounting the shaft in the upper bearing, as set forth.
4. In a grinding machine, a shaft, a grinding wheel or stone carried by the shaft, a frame having a base portion provided with a bearing for the lower end of the shaft, the said frame also having an arm provided with a head through which the upper end of the shaft extends and in which the said shaft is detachably mounted, a pulley at the upper end of tending upward from the frame,a shaft mounted to turn in said standards, pulleys carried by said shaft, and a belt engaging said pulleys and passing around the pulley on the upper end of the shaft of the grinding-wheel, as set forth.
5. 'In a grindingmachine, a shaft, abearing for one end of the shaft, a second bearing for the shaft open at one edge to admit the shaft, means for detachably mounting the shaft in said bearing, and a grinding wheel or stone carried by the shaft and having a central depression in its face, and a flat grinding-surface between the wall of the depression and the periphery of the stone, as set forth.
In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
WILLIAM TABER.
Witnesses:
GEORGE OVEROCKER, S. G. GUERNsEY.
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US3016656A (en) * 1959-10-30 1962-01-16 Smith Merle Edwin Rock processing machine
US10730122B2 (en) * 2017-03-23 2020-08-04 Allosource Osseous-sanding accessory system
US11938585B1 (en) * 2020-10-29 2024-03-26 Stringtech Workstations Inc. Sander apparatus and method

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