US1010865A - Gage attachment for buttonhole-machines. - Google Patents

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US1010865A
US1010865A US58346210A US1910583462A US1010865A US 1010865 A US1010865 A US 1010865A US 58346210 A US58346210 A US 58346210A US 1910583462 A US1910583462 A US 1910583462A US 1010865 A US1010865 A US 1010865A
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  • This invention relates to gage attachments for button hole machines. l
  • Figure 1 is a side elevation.
  • Fig. 2 is a top plan view.
  • Fig. 3 is a ydetail section on the line 3-3 of Fig. 2..
  • Fig. 4 is a section on the line 4 4 of Fig. 2
  • Fig.l 5 is a perspective view of the attachment removed from the presser arm.
  • Fig. 6 is a detail perspective view of the pin holding slide removed from the attachment.
  • AReferring more particularly to the drawing 1 represents a base plate which has afl-- ⁇ justably mounted thereon a pivoting Vblock '.2- upon which the presser-arm 3 is pivoted
  • This presser arm carries a presser foot 4 all of which is common in the Reece button hole machine 655,637 of August' 7,' 1910, for
  • 'upper ear is provided with a threaded openf Ing mwhich a set screw 10 is mounted and adapted to engage the ulpper surface of the arm 3 to clamp the-attachment thereon in adjusted position.
  • the arm 8 extends outwardly andv downwardly and is provided at its' outer end with a lateral leg 11v which is adapted to abut against the adjacent side of the presser arm 3.
  • An extension 12 on the leg is adapted tobe engagedbeneath the presser arm in order tol prevent the leg 11. from rising as will hereinafter be explained.
  • a lateral extension 13 on the leg 11 is provided wth a smooth opening in which is journaled an .adjusting screw 14 whose threaded portion lies within a channel 15 formed .in the outer side of the4 leg 11.
  • a pin holding block. 16 having an inwardl projecting ear 17'. which extendsintothe c iannel 15 and is threaded to receive the screw 14 s0 that the block maybe adjusted to and fro on the leg.
  • the outer end of the screw is provided with'amilled nut 18 for turning the same.
  • a punching pin 19 Threaded into an extension of the block 16 is a punching pin 19 which is provided with a. pointed end 20 and is operated to adjust its position within the block by a screw driver or like tool which engages the kerf in the upper. end.
  • the adjusting screw '14 moves the block 16 longitudinally of the leg and the screw 19may-be adjusted vertically so as to'secure light and-,heavy punching.
  • the pin passes through the leather and enters the recess 7 thus marking the position of the'next button hole.
  • the presser foot When the presser foot is raised the upper is moved until the mark'made by the point 20 is properly positioned vwith"relation. to the presser foot when thepresser foot is again thrown into position to hold the upper for sewing and another mark is made by the point 20.

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` J. MOP. COOKE.
GAGE ATTACHMENT POR BUTTONHOLE MACHINES.
AEPLIOATIN FILED SEPT. 23, 1910.
1,010,865.' PatenedDec.5,191'1q JOHN MOP. COOKE,V F HIGHLAND SPRINGSpVIRGIIA.
GAGE' .ATTACHMENT non BUTTONHOLEMACHINES.
speeiaeatin of Lettrsratent. f Patented Dec.- 5, 1911.
Application med september 23,1910.' serial No. 583,462.
To all whom it may concern: i
. Be it known that I, JOHN MCP. COOKE, a vcitizen ofv the United States; residing at Highland Springs, in the county' of Henrico and State of Virginia, haveinvented new.
and useful Improvements in Gage Attach` ments for Buttonhole-Machines, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to gage attachments for button hole machines. l
- Heretofore, in the operation of sewing button holes in theuppers ofv shoes it has been necessary for one operative to mark the .points where thepbutton holes are to be .15 placed.
Further objects of theinvention willv appear as the following specific description is read` in connection with the accompanying drawing which forms a part of this application, and in which: v
Figure 1 is a side elevation. Fig. 2 is a top plan view. Fig. 3 is a ydetail section on the line 3-3 of Fig. 2.. Fig. 4 is a section on the line 4 4 of Fig. 2, Fig.l 5 is a perspective view of the attachment removed from the presser arm. Fig. 6 is a detail perspective view of the pin holding slide removed from the attachment.
AReferring more particularly to the drawing 1 represents a base plate which has afl-- `justably mounted thereon a pivoting Vblock '.2- upon which the presser-arm 3 is pivoted This presser arm carries a presser foot 4 all of which is common in the Reece button hole machine 655,637 of August' 7,' 1910, for
4515 are adapted to straddle the arm 3. The
which this attachment is adapted. The
'upper ear is provided with a threaded openf Ing mwhich a set screw 10 is mounted and adapted to engage the ulpper surface of the arm 3 to clamp the-attachment thereon in adjusted position. The arm 8 extends outwardly andv downwardly and is provided at its' outer end with a lateral leg 11v which is adapted to abut against the adjacent side of the presser arm 3. An extension 12 on the leg is adapted tobe engagedbeneath the presser arm in order tol prevent the leg 11. from rising as will hereinafter be explained. A lateral extension 13 on the leg 11 is provided wth a smooth opening in which is journaled an .adjusting screw 14 whose threaded portion lies within a channel 15 formed .in the outer side of the4 leg 11.
Slidably mountedupon the leg 11 is a pin holding block. 16 having an inwardl projecting ear 17'. which extendsintothe c iannel 15 and is threaded to receive the screw 14 s0 that the block maybe adjusted to and fro on the leg. The outer end of the screw is provided with'amilled nut 18 for turning the same.
Threaded into an extension of the block 16 is a punching pin 19 which is provided with a. pointed end 20 and is operated to adjust its position within the block by a screw driver or like tool which engages the kerf in the upper. end. The adjusting screw '14 moves the block 16 longitudinally of the leg and the screw 19may-be adjusted vertically so as to'secure light and-,heavy punching. As the presser foot is brought down into `90 engagement with the leather upon the friction plate 5, the pin passes through the leather and enters the recess 7 thus marking the position of the'next button hole. When the presser foot is raised the upper is moved until the mark'made by the point 20 is properly positioned vwith"relation. to the presser foot when thepresser foot is again thrown into position to hold the upper for sewing and another mark is made by the point 20. V Y
Having thus described the invention, what is claimed is v 1. The combination with a'base-plate, of a button hole machine, and a pivoted oscil' 105 latable presser arm and foot, thereon, of an attachment comprising a supporting memyloer, adjustably mounted upon the arm' and having a lateral leg, of 4a punch holdin block adjustably mounted-upon the. latera leg, und :L punch ndjustably mounted n said block substantially in line with the movementy oi the presser foot.
2. The combination with a pVoted oseillntuhle presser arm and foot, of an attachment therefor comprising f1 supporting memlmr mounted upon the presser arm and having u luternl leg', means on the lateral leg to engage the presser arn to prevent raising IO of said leg, a punch holding block adjustably mounted upon the lateral leg, a punch adjustublymounted in said block, and a plate carried by the base plate and having means to receive the punch.
In testimony whereof I ail-lx my signature 1 5 in presence of two Witnesses.
JOHN MCP- COOKE. Witnesses:
GEO. E. HAW, JOHN B. WELSH.
Copies of this patent may be obtained for ve cents each, by addressing the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C.
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