US103532A - Improvement in machines for bottoming fruit-baskets - Google Patents
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- Figure -2 shows a Sectional ,side view elevation, centrally through the operating mechanism and frame.
- Figure 3 is the rear end view of the part for the crank-shaft journal, showing the notch or recess, to stop the operation ofthe machine.
- the object of my invention is to greatly facili-tate the manufacture of fruit-baskets, by attaching and securing the bottom to the body firmly in the most perfeet and expeditious manner;
- a spi-ing Inside of the cone is placed a spi-ing, which operates to' deliver the basket, when bottomed.
- the standard being supported ou a base of such form and dimensions as to forin the frame and bearings for a crank-shaft to run in, which is provided with a driving-pulley, a clutch, rock -shaft, footlever, and' spring, by which the ina-chine is operated.
- the journal-box at the crank end of the shaft is fitted in an opening through the lower portion of thestaudard, and rests upon a spring, which can be adjusted by a set-screw underneath.
- a pitxnan Attached to the crank is a pitxnan, which gives inotion to a vertical. rod or slide, which moves in close fitting boxes on the front of the standard. Ou the top end vof the vertical slide is secured a disk, which carries a yielding ring, supported by spi- ⁇ ral or other springs, which, when brought up, snrround thecone above it.
- the vertical standard A and the base B may be cast together in one piece, leaving an elongated vertical opening, h., through the lower portion of the standard from the front face.
- crankshaft D On the crankshaft D, about midway between the standard A and the rear post C, is placed tliedriving-pulley E, which runs loose on the shaft D, and is held in position by the collars d d', the pulley having a projection, e, onthe rear face, coi-responding with a reverse piu or projection, c', on the face oi the -sliding clutch F, which are brought in contact by the action of the arm f, on the .rock-shaft and foot-lever g, and thrown out of gear by the spring h, when the hub or projection t', on the rear face oi' the clutch F, comes to the recess c in the top of the post C.
- the journal-box k in Which the crank end of the shaft D runs, is tted in the opening a, and has its support in a rubber spring, j, or other yielding substance, and is adjusted by ⁇ a set-screw, l, underneath.-
- the use of the spring j is to compensate foi-"any little irregularities in the parts forming the basket.
- the disk has a sunken recess-11., to receive the bottoni of the fruit-basket.
- aconical ring ⁇ J which is supported on spiral or other suitable springs, o o o, so that it will yield to the action of the machine, when brought in contact with the basket ou the conical forni K, which is secured .directly above it to an adj nstable arm-support, L, which is made movable on the face of the top of the standard A, so as to bc accurately adj usted by a set-screw, p, inthe top.
- the conical form K is inadc exactly the size and the shape of the inside of the body or sides of the basket, with a projecting ange, q, grooved on the under side, to [it the top edge or rim, there being a recess or cavity, i', in it underneath, in which is placed a helical spring, or other yielding substance, which will exert a sniiicient force to liberate the basket, after the bottoni has been put on.A
- Another method of delivering the basket from thc cone or, forni is to have spring hooks attached to the disk, to catch on the top ofthe basket, so that when the disk descends, it carries the basket with it.
- the function of the ring J is to press the body of the basket closely around the form K, which brings the lower edge to the proper position to enter the groove in the bottom, the motion of the ring being arrested by coming in Contact with the basket, the vspiings o o o yielding, to admit of. the continued motion of the disk I, which carries the bottom to its place, and rmly locks it to the body.
- lhe bottoms may be put on without the ring yielding, as specified, by having an independent slide, to -carry the ring forward until it clamps the body closely to the form K, and then stop, While the disli attached to the slide H continues to carry the bottom forward, and locks it to the body.
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iiidttd guette @met @Milice BAXTER D. WHITNEY, OF WINCHENDON, MASSACHUSETTS;
- Letters Patent No. 103,532, dated May-24, 1870.
The Schedule referred tc in these Letters Patent and making'part of the same,
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, BAXTER D. WHITNEY, of Winchendou, iu the county of Worcester and State of Massachusetts'have invented a certain new and useful Machine for Bottoniing Fruit-Baskets; and the following is a full,clear, and exact description of the same, ref erence being had to the accompanying' drawings making a part of this speciiication, in which- Figure 1 represents a front elevation of the niachine.
Figure -2 shows a Sectional ,side view elevation, centrally through the operating mechanism and frame.
Figure 3 is the rear end view of the part for the crank-shaft journal, showing the notch or recess, to stop the operation ofthe machine.
The object of my invention is to greatly facili-tate the manufacture of fruit-baskets, by attaching and securing the bottom to the body firmly in the most perfeet and expeditious manner; and
It consists of aA vertical frame or standard, to which the operating parts are attached, near the top of which is securedan adjustable conical form, corresponding to the inside of the basket.
Inside of the cone is placed a spi-ing, which operates to' deliver the basket, when bottomed.
The standard, being supported ou a base of such form and dimensions as to forin the frame and bearings for a crank-shaft to run in, which is provided with a driving-pulley, a clutch, rock -shaft, footlever, and' spring, by which the ina-chine is operated.
The journal-box at the crank end of the shaft is fitted in an opening through the lower portion of thestaudard, and rests upon a spring, which can be adjusted by a set-screw underneath.
Attached to the crank is a pitxnan, which gives inotion to a vertical. rod or slide, which moves in close fitting boxes on the front of the standard. Ou the top end vof the vertical slide is secured a disk, which carries a yielding ring, supported by spi-` ral or other springs, which, when brought up, snrround thecone above it.
A General Description by Letters of Reference.
The vertical standard A and the base B may be cast together in one piece, leaving an elongated vertical opening, h., through the lower portion of the standard from the front face.
Ou the rear end of the base B, corresponding with the opening a, is secured an upright post, C, which forms the journal-box for the rear end of the crank-y shaft D, to run in, and also the bearings' for the rockshaft b.
On the crankshaft D, about midway between the standard A and the rear post C, is placed tliedriving-pulley E, which runs loose on the shaft D, and is held in position by the collars d d', the pulley having a projection, e, onthe rear face, coi-responding with a reverse piu or projection, c', on the face oi the -sliding clutch F, which are brought in contact by the action of the arm f, on the .rock-shaft and foot-lever g, and thrown out of gear by the spring h, when the hub or projection t', on the rear face oi' the clutch F, comes to the recess c in the top of the post C.
The journal-box k, in Which the crank end of the shaft D runs, is tted in the opening a, and has its support in a rubber spring, j, or other yielding substance, and is adjusted by `a set-screw, l, underneath.- The use of the spring j is to compensate foi-"any little irregularities in the parts forming the basket.
To the crank D' is attac-lied the pitrnan G, -to connect it with the vertical slide H, which moves in close-fitting boxes an m, on the face of the standard A, they projecting out from the face a sufficient d'istance to give the required room for the disk I, which is secured to the top of the slide H.
o The disk has a sunken recess-11., to receive the bottoni of the fruit-basket.
Above and surrounding the recess is aconical ring, `J which is supported on spiral or other suitable springs, o o o, so that it will yield to the action of the machine, when brought in contact with the basket ou the conical forni K, which is secured .directly above it to an adj nstable arm-support, L, which is made movable on the face of the top of the standard A, so as to bc accurately adj usted by a set-screw, p, inthe top.
The conical form K is inadc exactly the size and the shape of the inside of the body or sides of the basket, with a projecting ange, q, grooved on the under side, to [it the top edge or rim, there being a recess or cavity, i', in it underneath, in which is placed a helical spring, or other yielding substance, which will exert a sniiicient force to liberate the basket, after the bottoni has been put on.A
Another method of delivering the basket from thc cone or, forni is to have spring hooks attached to the disk, to catch on the top ofthe basket, so that when the disk descends, it carries the basket with it.
The function of the ring J is to press the body of the basket closely around the form K, which brings the lower edge to the proper position to enter the groove in the bottom, the motion of the ring being arrested by coming in Contact with the basket, the vspiings o o o yielding, to admit of. the continued motion of the disk I, which carries the bottom to its place, and rmly locks it to the body. v
lhe bottoms may be put on without the ring yielding, as specified, by having an independent slide, to -carry the ring forward until it clamps the body closely to the form K, and then stop, While the disli attached to the slide H continues to carry the bottom forward, and locks it to the body.
What I claim as my invention, anddesire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
1. The conical lform K, the ring J, disk I, operating in the manner and for the lpurposes herein described.
2. The standard A, as constructed with all of the mechanism attached, for bottoming fruit-baskets, substantially as set forth.
BAXTER D. WHITNEY.
l Witnesses CHAs. H. POOLE,v J. B. WOODRUFF.
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