US161749A - Ohaeles buss and geoege f - Google Patents
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- the main frame is shown at A as composed of end housings or standards B B, united at bottom by horizontal girts G O, and at top by rails, the girts or lower beams O 0 being triangular in cross-section, as represented, by which we economize space, and obtain ample room for access to the lower part of the machine, and leave the feed-apron unobstructed.
- the cutter-head of the machine is shown at E, and two pressure-rollers, which bear the material to be planed down upon the feed-apron, at F G, these parts being arranged in manner similar to machines now in use.
- each rail H H represents two horizontal rails or carriages, disposed between the housings B B, and immediately adjacent to the latter, the purpose of these bed-rails being to support the movable bed or endless apron I, which travels over them, and supports and bears along the board or other object to be planed.
- Each rail H H is supported as follows: Upon the inner face of each housing B B we cast two upright guides or ribs, to a, each of which is undercut or dovetailed, and the two receive each a bar, b, cast upon and depending from the under side of each bed-rail, the guides at a and bars Z2 Z1 constituting ways and slides by which the two rails and the endless apron are raised and lowered with respect to the cutter-head E.
- each bed-rail is faced with a plate, j, of hardened steel by which its wear is greatly prolonged, and a smooth finished surface is always presented.
- the mechanism for feeding the endless apron, and the stock to be planed is as follows:
- the shaft which carries the forward pair of sprocket-wheels for feeding the apron is shown at l as carrying at one end a spurgear, m, while engaging this gear and rotating it, and the shaft is a pinion, 10, mounted upon a second shaft, 0, in rear of and parallel to the shaft l, this latter shaft 0 being in turn provided with a spur-gear, p, affixed to its outer end, which gear meshes into and is driven by a pinion, q, making part of the hub of a pulley of the feed mechanism.
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Cl & G. F. BU S S.
Planing-M achine.
Patented April 6 ,1875.
JTBwss WITNESSES. 1iflwmmd THE GRAPHIC C0.PHOTO.-LITH.39&4'I PARK PLAGE,N.Y-
CHARLES BUSS AND GEORGE F. RUSS, OF MARLBOROUGH, N. H.
iMPROVEMENT IN PLANlNG-MACHINES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 161,749, dated April 6, 1875; application filed September 18, 1874.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, CHARLES and GEORGE F. BUss, of Marlborough, Cheshire county, New Hampshire, have invented an Improvement in Planing-Machines, of which the following is a specification The drawings accompanying this specification represent, in Figure l, a sectional side elevation; Fig. 2, a sectional end elevation; Fig. 3, horizontal section of feed; Fig. 4, side elevation of one of the headrails and end standards.
in these drawings the main frame is shown at A as composed of end housings or standards B B, united at bottom by horizontal girts G O, and at top by rails, the girts or lower beams O 0 being triangular in cross-section, as represented, by which we economize space, and obtain ample room for access to the lower part of the machine, and leave the feed-apron unobstructed. The cutter-head of the machine is shown at E, and two pressure-rollers, which bear the material to be planed down upon the feed-apron, at F G, these parts being arranged in manner similar to machines now in use. H H represent two horizontal rails or carriages, disposed between the housings B B, and immediately adjacent to the latter, the purpose of these bed-rails being to support the movable bed or endless apron I, which travels over them, and supports and bears along the board or other object to be planed. Each rail H H is supported as follows: Upon the inner face of each housing B B we cast two upright guides or ribs, to a, each of which is undercut or dovetailed, and the two receive each a bar, b, cast upon and depending from the under side of each bed-rail, the guides at a and bars Z2 Z1 constituting ways and slides by which the two rails and the endless apron are raised and lowered with respect to the cutter-head E. Through each bar b we screw several set-screws, K K, which bear at their inner ends against a plate or block, d, inserted between them and the adjacent rib or guide a, these screws and plates serving to of fectually prevent looseness and trembling of the bed-rails and apron, while the ribs to, bars I), and plates (1, constitute a powerful and unyielding support to said bed-rails and apron. In order to raise and lower the bed-rails H H, we screw through the lower part of each an upright screw, L, which is mounted at bottom in a shelf, f, cast upon each housing, the lower extremity ofthis screw carrying a worm gear, g, which is engaged and driven by a worm, h, affixed to a horizontal shaft, 41, extending transversely of the machine below the feed-apron, the outer end of this shaft being rotated directly by a crank or band wheel, or by any suitable mechanism.
The central portion of the upper part of each bed-rail is faced with a plate, j, of hardened steel by which its wear is greatly prolonged, and a smooth finished surface is always presented.
- The mechanism for feeding the endless apron, and the stock to be planed, is as follows: The shaft which carries the forward pair of sprocket-wheels for feeding the apron is shown at l as carrying at one end a spurgear, m, while engaging this gear and rotating it, and the shaft is a pinion, 10, mounted upon a second shaft, 0, in rear of and parallel to the shaft l, this latter shaft 0 being in turn provided with a spur-gear, p, affixed to its outer end, which gear meshes into and is driven by a pinion, q, making part of the hub of a pulley of the feed mechanism.
The feed mechanism thus organized is very poses stated.
CHARLES BUSS. v GEORGE F. BUSS. Witnesses:
NELSON CONVERSE, JAMES KNowLToN.
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