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  • Our invention relates to an improved braid ing attachment for sewing-machines; and it consists in a bent lever pivoted tothe front face-plate of the machine, and which is moved at each downward stroke of the needle-bar, so as to lift the presser-foot. It also consists in the arrangement and combination of parts, which will be more i'ully'described hereafter.
  • a represents a two-pronged lever, which is pivoted to the front face-plate ofthe machine, as shown.
  • rlhe upper prong, c is bent backward at right angles, and bears against the under side of a lever, 5, which extends outward from the side of the presser-foot bar 6, so that each time the prong c is raised, it will lift the presser-foot up from the wo r, so that the work can be freely turned -afound
  • the lower prong, d is bent diagonally downward,
  • the slotted plate g Secured to the bedplate ofthe machine by means of a set-screw, e, is the slotted plate g, which ⁇ has a semicircular groove, f, formed upon its front edge, through which the braid passes, the inner end of the groove being slotted. andmade to eX- tend directly over the needlehole.
  • the plate By loosening the set-screw, the plate can be turned excessively to allow the braid to be passed through the groove withongentirely removing the plate, and by making the end of the groove slotted and to extend directly over the needle-hole the braid is kept always just under the needle.
  • a washer, t' having a bent arm, 2 is placed in the slot ofthe plate, the end of the arm being made to catch in a second screw-hole in the bed-plate, and thus prevent the braider-plate from turning.
  • the operating-lever c made in a single piece, and provided with the two prongs c d, in combination with the presser-bar 6, having the arm 5, and needle bar 7, whereby the presser-foot is raised at each downward stroke of the needle-bar, substantially as shown and described.

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1. w. nlckAnT, n.14. Qex'rz a E. LANE.
Braiders for Sewing-Machinas.
Paten te dNo v. 17`, 1874-.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OEETCE.
JOHN W. RIOKART, CHARLES M. DEXTER, AND EUGENE LANE, OF QUINOY, ILLINOIS.
IMPROVEMENT IN BRAIDER S FOR SEWING-MACHINES.
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Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 156,892, dated November 17, 1874; application tiled August 3, 1874.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, JOHN W. RICKAET, CHARLES M. DEXTER, and EUGENE LANE, of Quincy, in the county of Adams and State of Illinois, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Braiders; and we do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it pertains to make and use it, reference being had to4 the accompanying drawings, which form part of this speciiication.
Our invention relates to an improved braid ing attachment for sewing-machines; and it consists in a bent lever pivoted tothe front face-plate of the machine, and which is moved at each downward stroke of the needle-bar, so as to lift the presser-foot. It also consists in the arrangement and combination of parts, which will be more i'ully'described hereafter.
rlhe accompanying drawings represent our invention.
a represents a two-pronged lever, which is pivoted to the front face-plate ofthe machine, as shown. rlhe upper prong, c, is bent backward at right angles, and bears against the under side of a lever, 5, which extends outward from the side of the presser-foot bar 6, so that each time the prong c is raised, it will lift the presser-foot up from the wo r, so that the work can be freely turned -afound The lower prong, d, is bent diagonally downward,
' so as to extend under the lower end of the needle-bar 7, in order that the bar Inay strike it at each downward strokefand thus raise the prong c upward. Secured to the bedplate ofthe machine by means ofa set-screw, e, is the slotted plate g, which`has a semicircular groove, f, formed upon its front edge, through which the braid passes, the inner end of the groove being slotted. andmade to eX- tend directly over the needlehole. By loosening the set-screw, the plate can be turned suficiently to allow the braid to be passed through the groove withongentirely removing the plate, and by making the end of the groove slotted and to extend directly over the needle-hole the braid is kept always just under the needle. In order to always keep the braider-plate straight a washer, t', having a bent arm, 2, is placed in the slot ofthe plate, the end of the arm being made to catch in a second screw-hole in the bed-plate, and thus prevent the braider-plate from turning.
We are aware that a lever which hangs vertically down and has a small arm pivoted at right angles thereto at its lower end is not new, and this we disclaim. Our invention consists in forming the entire operating device in a single piece, which is so pivoted to the machine that its lifting motion will be direct and vertical, thus dispensing with all unnecessary parts and joints. Where two levers or parts are used, as above described, the lifting is not direct, and there is an unnecessary wear of parts, which we wish to avoid.
Having thus described our invention, we claim l. In a braiding device, the operating-lever c, made in a single piece, and provided with the two prongs c d, in combination with the presser-bar 6, having the arm 5, and needle bar 7, whereby the presser-foot is raised at each downward stroke of the needle-bar, substantially as shown and described.
2. The combination of the braidenplate g and the Washer i, having the bent arm 2, for catching in the bed-plate, so as to prevent the braider-plate from turning, substantially as shown and described.
In testimony that we claim the foregoing we have hereunto set our hands this 29th day of July, 1874.
JOHN W. RIOKART.
OHAS. M. DEXTER.
EUGENE LANE.
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