US1492814A

US1492814A - Knurling tool

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Publication number: US1492814A
Application number: US523876A
Authority: US
Inventors: Sheberashenko Audriy
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1921-12-21
Filing date: 1921-12-21
Publication date: 1924-05-06
Anticipated expiration: 1941-05-06

Description

parts against spreading .Patented May 6, 1924. A.

AUDRIY SH-EBERASHENKO, OF DETROIT', MICHIGA. l

KNURLIN'G TOOL.

' Application med December 21, 1921. Serial Fo. 523,876.

To all 'whom it may conce-rn.:

Be it known that I, AUDRIY SHnBnRA- sHENKo, citizen of Russia, residing at Detroit, county of Wayne, State of Michigan, have invented a certain new and useful Improvement in Knurling Tools, and declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the same, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it pertains to make and use the same, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, which form a part of this specification.y

My invention relates to a knurling tool shown in the accompanying drawing and more particularly described in the following speciiication and claims.

One object of this invention is to provide a tool litted with a plurality of knurling rolls, the tool having an element hinged to the body portion of the tool adapted to encircle the member to be knurled, the hin ed element being fitted with an adjusta le knurling roll cci-operating with the sta'- tionary knurling rolls carried by the body portion of the tool.

A further object of the invention is to provide a supporting member including a shank for adjustably mounting it in the tool holder of a lathe having an arcuate-shaped end to reccive the body portion of the tool,- the construction being such that the body portion of the tool is permitted a limited oscillatory movement in the arcuate end of the holder that it may adapt itself to any slight irregularity in the alignment of the element to be knurled.

A further object of the invention is to provide the tool with clamping means for attaching the free end of the hinged member securely to the body of the tool, said clamping means being also ada ted to secure the ue to any lateral movement of the element to be knurled.

A further object of the invention is to 'so construct the arcuate end of the supporting member embracing the body of the tool that it may secure the body of the tool against' accidental dislodgement therefrom while permitting a limited oscillatory movement of the body of the tool in said supporting member.

With the foregoing and other objects in view which will appear as the description proceeds the invention further resides in the combination and arrangement of parts and in the details of construction hereinafter described and claimed, it being understood that changes may be made in the precise embodiment of the invention herein disclosed without departing from the spirit of the same.

In the drawings accompanying this specification:

Figure 1 is a side elevation of the tool shown in closed position and in dotted lines the hinged clamping member in its open position, also indicating in dotted lines a fragment of the lathe tool holder in which it is mounted.

Figure 2 is a side'elevation partly'in section with oney of the flange plates of the locking member removed to disclose the stationary knurling rolls,the view also showing the adjustable knurling roll carried by the hinged member.

Figure 3 is a plan view of the device partly in section showing the clamping member for securing the hinged member in its closed position.

Figure 4.- is a sectional view through the body of the tool and its supporting member taken on or about line 4 4 of Figure 1.

Referring now to the letters of reference placed upon the drawings;

A, denotes a lathe tool holder of usual construction. B, indicates the shank of the tool carried by the tool holder having an arcuateshaped end B and an inwardly directed iiange B2, spacedfrom each side of the tool to form recesses BB, B3. C, designates the body of the tool, provision being made for a slight oscillatory movement in the arcuate end of the supporting shank Bz-see space indicated at b between arcuate end of su porting member and the lug on the bo y portion of the tool. C", is a projecting iange integral with the body of the tool extending into the recess B3,.and D is a iiange plate secured by screws E to the body of the tool extending into the recess B3 on the opposite side of the tool. F, F, are knurling rolls housed in the recesses f, f, formed in the body of the tool, journalled upon the pins G, G, carried by the body portion, and flange plate D. H, is a clamping member hinged at H between a lug-formed integral with the body of the tool and alike lug carried by the iange plate D. The hinged clamping member is ,provided with a forked portion H2 having an inclined face H8. Pivoted toa lug carried by the body portion and the flange plate D a swinging bolt I,

. member on which is mounted a yoke is an aperture in the wall/ of the clamping` pin L is inmember H through which the serted upon assembling the parts.

Having now indicated the several parts by reference letters the construction and operation of the device will bereadily understood.

The element to be knurled is mounted in the lathe in the usual Way and if of relatively large diameter the tool is adjusted so that only the two stationary rolls impinge upon the element to be knurled. If however the part to be knu'rled is of relatively small Vdiameter and therefore apt to spring when acted upon by the knurling rolls the clampg member is adjusted so as to clamp the element to be knurled between the stationary and adjustable rolls, the latter roll being adjusted to adapt it to the diameter of the element to be knurled. lVhen the clamping member is in position the swinging bolt I is turned so as to enter the forked end ot the clamping member,-the nut carried by the bolt i's then adjusted to force the inclined washer I2 into impinging relation with the inclined face H3 of the clamping member the washer serving to secure the forked end against spreading due to any lateral thrust of the element being knurled. The element to be knurled is then rotated thus actuating the knurling rolls as indicated by the arrows,-the tool being shifted longitudinally along the element knurled in the usual manner. It will also be seen that provision has been made. for a limited oscillatory movement of the body of the tool in the arcuate end of the supporting member to provide for any slight variation in the rotation of the element being knurled (see b Figure 1) while the aro-shaped flange of the latter embraces the hub shaped portion of the body of the tool to such an extent that the body of the tool is insured against accidental dislodgement therefrom.

Having thus described my invention what I claim is:

l. In a tool of the character described, a supporting shank having an arcuate-shaped end, a member fitted in the arcuate-shaped end of the shank adapted for a limited oscillatory movement therein, knurling rolls journaled in said oscillatory member, a

a movable block housed within the clamping member and a bolt extending through the wall of said clamping member and connected with the movable block, whereby said last named knurling roll may be adjusted in relation to theknurling rolls carried by the oscillatory member.

3. In a tool of the character described, an oscillatory member having side flange walls, a supporting shank having an arcuateshaped end adapted to encircle the major portion of the perimeter of said oscillatory member between the side flange Walls of the latter, whereby the oscillatory member is held against accidental Withdrawal and lateral dislodgement, knurling rolls journaled in the oscillatory member, a clamping member hinged to the oscillatory member. means for securing the free end of the clamping member when closed upon the oscillatory member, a movable block carried by the clamping member, a knurling roll journaled in sai-:l block and a bolt extending through the wall of the clamping member and connected with the movable block for adjusting the knurling roll.

4. In a tool of the character described. a shank having an arcuate-shaped end, a member fitted to said arcuate-shaped end adapted for a limited oscillatory movement in the shank, a clamping member hinged to the oscillatory member, a swinging holt pivoted to the oscillatory member, for securing the free end of the clamping member to the oscillatory member, a washer having a cone-shaped recess therein fitted to the bolt adapted to engage a. cone-shaped portion on the free end of the clamping member and a nut mounted upon the bolt to force the Washer against the coneshaped portion of the free end of the clamping member, thereby holding the. clamping member in closed position.

5. In a tool of the character described, a

supporting shank having an arcuate head. a member fitted to said arcuate head of the shank. knurling rolls in the said member. a clamping element hinged to the aforesaid member and an adjustable knurling roll slidably mounted therein, the said arcuate.- shaped member and clamping elementhaving complemental recessesl therein forming an openin to receive the article to be knurled w en in clampin osition, and means for clamping the sai e ement. l

6. In a tool of the character described, a supporting shank havin an arcuate head, an oscillatory member tted to the head, knurling rolls journalled therein, a clamping element hingedly secured to the said member and provided with a recess and chamber communicating with each other, a yoke slidabl mounted within the chamber and a knur ing roll thereon, the said roll projecting from the chamber into vthe recess to impinge upon the article to be knurled, and means for adjusting the yoke within the chamber.

7. In a tool of the character described, a member comprising two elements hinged together, a plurality of knurling rolls respectively mounted therein, a swinging bolt pivoted to one element of said member adapted to enter a slot in the free end of the other element of said member, a washer provided with an inner cone-shaped face sleeved upon the bolt, said washer being adapted to bear upon acone-shaped wall adjacent the slot in the free end of said last named element, a nut tted to said bolt adapted to force the washer into impinging relation with the free end of said member and a shank adapted to receive and sup ort said first named member in a -tool ho d)er.

8 In a tool holder of the character desc ribed, a member comprising two elements hinged together, a plurality of knurling rolls journaled uponpins supported in the wall of one of said elements, a movable block housed in the other element, a knurling roll journaled in said movable block, a bolt screwed into the wall of the last named element for adjusting said block, means for clamping said elements together to embrace the element to be knurled, and a kshank adapted to receive and support said divided member in a tool holder.

9. In a tool of the character described, a supportlng shank, an oscillatable head mounted therein and carrying knurlin rolls, a clamping element supporting an a justable vknurlin roll therein hinged to the oscillatable hea and oscillating therewith, the said clamping element and head encircling the article to be knurled when in closed position.

In testimony whereof, I sign this specification in the presence of twowitnesses.

AUDRIY SI-IEBERASHENKO.

Witnesses:

S. E. THOMAS, JOHN CoNsmnm.