US113211A - Elijah - Google Patents

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f Milwaukee and in the State of Wisconsin, have in# rented certain Improvements in Punch and Eyeletingu first punching the "holes and then automatically feedl in the holes and set down, new holes being punched'v at'the saine time, and then fed along alternately till vthelast holes l.are punched, when the punches are l ispnt to it by setting down" the last eyelets.'

` A.Descriplionofthe Drawingjcmiingoart qf'th'ispecty eyelet-hopper.

Figure 5 is a view oi the head of. the eyelot-settingrods.

l upper end of the chutes. I

l Figure Sis e lView of the carriage and nnvils.

'- Athe supporting-frame.

saremo', which actuellesI theseveral parte of the'rnay.spiral springs-inside of reds D.

in iranieLto'whieh links 0 are attached, Gore collars c n shaft E, which forni the holes `in the top, ends ot' rods D..

' Thesecollarsare made with a headjiin one side ol" und the .collar nndmlnosehead fastened toithe shiift hl'- Unsinn 1n;- ensei, or. Mitwnunnn, wisconsin..

VLottem Patent No. 113,211, .dated March 28, 1.87 1.

Anesnollenenr in' nunon sitoExtensiones-cernes.

The Seheulcreferrerl to. m these Lettere Estant ena making peut of the same.

r, Ennis sniwfnrninvatnee, in nie county or Machines, ot' which thefollcwing is a 'specilicatiom Y Mature.' und Olgcct of thcncention. My invention is for punching two holes at the seme tim/wand pnttingtwo eyelets in boots and shces'or anything else, on opposite sides of the slit, and setting theeyelets down firmly inplace; andthis is done by ing the article in which the holes are punched, along to the' eyeleting apparatus, when the eyelets are placed swungoutfclear of vthe article, and -the-nishing touche' jcatwn.' I Figure 1 is a 'side View of my' invention with the punching apparatus thrown open.

.Figure 2V is a front view. Figure 3, a sectionalv view. l Figure 4 is a view of the adjustable bottom of the rignreo is new or stemmen of uw nubes with theirvsprings. g.. 'r Y Figurer7 is a section of the eyeletniopperjind the Gcneralcscrtptio. A is the .hed-.llame of the machine.

' B, a hentlever, held fast upon the s'hal't'n h'yasetl4 chine.l il links oonnectinghent lever B 'to settingjrcfis l). The lower ends of -these rods D are hollowto reeeire the 'sliding pins E, which are elasticelly seated under Rods D are hung en shaft F, 'w`hich has its hearings' a lmshin'fggl for S are pins-and springs on the back side of rods D,

h'erds D,.and a loose oui-side collar on the other side,

-sy' set-screws H, which .poss thron'nh hotline the shaft.'

This leaves the rods l) so that they can he changed nearer together' or further apart,zasinay he desired, and each he independent of the other, and can be moved forward or backward without moving the shaft..

roller on frame which, as the flame is pressed down, strikes lever L on its inclined end, and carries it down with itnntil, the inclined end assu-mes ya perpendicular' position, when it holds lever L inv that po sition, sliding down against it, the 'other end oi'lever L being secnred to the `frames/i. `and connected with link hl, and that, in turn with head N of punching- 'fraine 0, at the bottoni of which are punches P P;

It will be vseen that this roller K forces the punches down just far enough to ont the holes, and then slides down further Without changing the position of the punches.

guides, through whiehzpass rods 33,with4 springs inthefrontends ofthcse guides pressingagainst rods D4 to hold them hack against roller R; and asthese rods D are pressed down pins E enter the eyelets in the. mouth of the chutes fand then an enlargement on rods D strikes the'rollcr lt andthe rods D are pressed tor- Ward so as to take the eyelets over the holes punched in the article and the auvils to be set. l i l to push them forward when an eyelet is ynot wanted to` be taken from the chutes. 'A

These' rods D are pushed forward when the first holes are punched in the work, soas not to take out eyelets.

T, a 'spring in a keeper-back of punching-iramelO, to carry the Trame hack to its position after the holes are punched. When the punches are set down and the holes Vpunched the Work is carried hack the distance required while the'punches are still in the work, and

.this spring yields for the punches to go hack; and, when thepunches-are raised, it then throws i thenrto their original position.

U, a spring on frame A2, to throw the' frame open when the catch l1' is loosened. v V, a spring on a movable rod, its lower end resting on a projectionin A, and neet-screw und stop on the movable rod, holding its upper end in position to raise punching-frame 0 up again after it'has done its work. W, a set-screw, with which to regulate the -punch` ing-frame (1 i X, a sliding head on punching-frame Il). lever, to reise the i'eet 'which holds the article to' Vhe punched down.

Z, link which connects. lever "Sito feeorcds, B'.

A2, swinging punching-nume. C', springs ,on rods B', tc'throw them bach again .afterbeing raised to let the worir` he fed up.

D', theieet which hold the articleV being eyeleted.

-on four spiral springs W', rlh'is cover is enr` when the-eyeletshreg'se't, nnd'when 'tliost's D arev the eyelets.

bottom of these rodstne rollers l', which, as theY :ire

pressed down, strikeswinging levers L and throw thorn out, whieh, es the end ol connecting-rod M is ottant-hed tintin-lr :it one end und nt `the otheremi to shui't ii'zuul rml 'Q' attached to shzti't P', and. eatrrialge lo rod Q', moves the carri-.ige 3' hoek, ztnrl thus Feeds up the work; :ind the springs l1' throw rods'D and the set-works 'niek again .sfter the work is performed.

N', locks whieh hold onrringeboek till punehes P l :ire released and are moved bnelrwto their tiret position.

These looks have :in arm to them which, as the lower lend'is thrown ont by spring O' when levers L are thrown boel; for enough vto elezu these zu'ms, will enteh the lower end ol lever L' and hold there till the freine of roller l rises high enough to threw the upper end out, which trips the lower end, anni spring R throws the set-works lmelr :ign-in. f

Lil', box 'to set anything in for thegmuehesto out on. U','theiselting-zinrils;

V,e perforated oever over the 'settiug-envils, set xd down Q', to hold spring up to its work.-

Y', 'spring-hook? which, Iwhen lever Y is pressed clewmlheoles overleverfynhd holds the'feet D up while the work isheing Adjusted.

- '-.r/j, framewhieli'hohlsguides'Q,.and is held bj; screwsy to i'nme'Alfandis .ifij-usfztble so as' to reise or lower guides Q, when the nntehine is adjusted for hiking als' ellopper secured to' frameA, which 'hold'sil-he eyelets. 'f l Gn the' inside ofmtlifis hopperis`- in annuler rim, 1), the top-'side smooth, but on the under and inner side are perihrotions"approximating the sluipe of mi eyelet, Lindt-he outside ofthe rimv is n'rnde open, so that there n 'ohwoher-fri",'lor'eyeletsI nll uronnd these perihrations, between them n-nd theeurh 'of the hopper; :mdthis rinris ntthehcd'to' zt'revolving bottoni,

,hyset-serews f, so'thi'tt' it een be raisedo'r lowered aeeorling to the size of the eyelets; and this'rim is held 'up 'in"position'by'spirel 'springs e around' setserews fj and es' thejperlbrzttious lzt'ro nnidesnntll-est zit the l.op.si,;ie,the eyelets cziiniot'lmss ex'ce'pt llztuge down. -1' j 5;?, sin'ingnnder the bottom /to steady the motion.

it, shalt which revolves hottom d.

z',eolmeeting-rod which connects ermiic'a with :irin l, which operates' pewl n, meshiuginto ratchet-wheel m, thus revolving- 'the bottom diend agitntingthe eyelets.

p, thumb-screw on the end of shaft 7L, which holds the agitoting-works together, :ind vhieh is used to tg nite the eyelets when storting the 1nnehine,'so es to 'lill the chutes before starting.'

f1 'nl iu'sting-eollzir to regulate the heightgof hotlr, the chutes.

t, the spring-jews ol` the chutes. u nre spring-mms slotted to hohl the eyelets onto the plus E till they reach n point overthe setting-:invils, und the pins E and sets I) have been brought in contact therewith.

fu, -zuljusting-serews for setting the chutes for dilerent-Sized eyelets,

' fr, set-straw to adjust slide y to the clilerent-sizod neon eyelets, to lreep them in position while passing from, the. hopper lo the chutes d', ehmnber for the e3 is outside ol' the perforn-n tions in the rim l1., The eyelets passingv through the perforzttionsin rim i),'\\'ith their limoges down, cannot turn in this chamber, but :ire :til presented to the mouth of the chutes just right :o poss through, und the slide y is raised lust high enough Ito hi the eyeletspziss under This slide. y is over .i larger opening than that all around the rim b, this opening heilig meule larger at the heed oi' the chutes for it 'voir for eyelets, and 'the division lie-tween tlf chutes is headed by n pointer, in', so' that the rire ii- .reeted iu both directions.

e is a. set-screw in slmt't P' to regulate the enr-ringe S', so its to bring the envi-ls under the setting-rods l) and pins lili* j is e set-screw and collar to regulateI the distance for the corrie-ge S to travel.

g', the'cm-ringe-wzty,for carriage S' te more on, hein gthe centrali piece of bed-frame A. This control piece is mn'de inelning, risinlcT .its it g buck to the backside of bed-trame A, so that ils the carriage goes hnekit rises juste. jnigh to keep-the some preesure of the punches on the setting surliiee. This enrrizige-wzty is in the eenter of berth-nine A, and there is nnopeniug on eitel'i Side of it so that the work to he punehed con he placed nstride and paies up over it without Joining in Contact witli-zrnything. 4

7i', set-screws in the eerringe S", to adjust the outils to'nny distnnee hperl; 4that may he neeessct i. l

tre serews or nuts' for the` pnrposeo: mijns" the settingrods l), and plate-ing them furthery apn-rt or 'nen-rer together, as, may he desired,

7.1' is t set-screw for the purpose 'of ing-ironie, C) higher or lower. .i

' l', set-screws for the purpose ol' setting the P Pi'nrther :ipa-rt or nearer together.

This muehine-is'opernled by o. trezulie Minehead te rods connected to bent lever l5. The eyelets ore thrown promiseui'uslv` in the hopper n, :unl agitare-.il by taking hohl ol' thumh-screwp, whieh, by turniug'it tote sulciently, and then raise feet D hv press n down lever Y,wheu .cartel Yi will hook nu er lever L und hold them up; then inljust the ortie z to be 'eye-- leted under feet D ou corr-inge S". ll o shoe, put the; vnmp on the' carriage so'thnt the slit-oi' 4the shoe comes in' the center of the em'riege; then put'your lingers on springs SS and force rods l) forwmd'so that the eyelet-pins E will clear the chute; thenpress' down nent lever B with the trendle until cnrriage S has been moved -boek the required distance; .toen let the lever Irl como hzielrnicgnin.` "l the motorini which wos puncln lwhen lever limos tir-st pressed'down in that remit-ion, and the punches will then go boek inV positionpto multe twomoreholes; Then press vthe heut lover B eleair flown?, when the punches will punch two `nuire holes, end the setting- Aswing open :1nd the punches will he 'outside ofthe work; their set the inst two eyelets:

then rzxise the feet D', take out the vwork, :tud repo the mention4 The machine cnn he set for liiiiirent kinds ol' worn by setting the ports with the set-screws described l'ur` ther apart or nearer together.

Claims. l claim my invention- 1. An eyeleting-nniehine, arranged to punch zwo punches will go-down a'certain distance, pressed .by roller K, Locking-levers N', springs 0',in combinaiionwitli and then it will assume a perpendicular position and roller K and lever.L,-snbstantially ats-described. remain pressed 4down that distance while the roller 10. Frame Z', adjustable-guides and springs Q, roll K passes on, substantially asidesribed. ers 1t, and spring and pins S, in combination-- with Punching-frame 0,movable head X, spring V, rods .D, substantially as described. springT, set-serew W, and set-screw K', incombi- 11. inclined-way g', arranged in the center between' nation with swingingframe A, substantially as dethe ontsides o f ame A, 'so tbata shoeor other elosed c scribed. f article may be fed up over-.and around g', and thel 4.. Bent level- A ,links C, frame rods G', springs holes punched'and eyelets set, substantially as de-ivI Hylevers E, rollers Ff, rods B,'springs C', lever Y, feet scribed. 1D','incombination with frarnes A and A1, snbstam' 12. Anuulal: rim l, perforated as described, with tialfy as' described.j 1 Y' chamber d', and pointer m', with slide y, and setscrew 5. Bent lever B, conneotin'gdinks C, frame I, rods w, substantially as described.v z G', springs H', roller K', leversL, lever M', shaft'Pf, 13. Outer pocket for eyelets at the llead of chutes rod Q', carriage S', all in combination with flames A- Ir, with pointer m' and slide g/,and set-screw lw, subandAl, substantially as described. stantially as described. oJOarriage-S', anvils U', with cover V', and springs 14.4 Bushing G, 4With loose headand set-screws H, W',ali.in combination substantially as described. 'in combination ivitlr shaft I andsetting-rodsD, sub- V7. Inolined way gv', in combination with carriage S', stantially as described.' for tbe'purp'ose of keeping the elevation adjusted so a .that the punches" P may keep an even bearingwhiie 'they and the carriage S' are fed up.l s Witnesses: ,8. Frame A, with puuabing`-freme0, to swing open, W- M. HORNOR, isn thattiaepunches may not be usedj'whennot desired. f J. Bt SEITE,

ELIJAH sim-iv.

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