US178872A - Improvement in saw-filing machines - Google Patents
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- the file is caused to operate upon all the teeth alike, without regard to the pressure in bold ing the machine, by which means the teeth may be cut to any depth desired much more accurately, much easier, and requiring much less skill to operate it.
- Figure 1 is a side view of the ordinary sawfiling machine, with my improvements, attached upon it, in position upon a saw, as in use.
- Fig. 2 is a side view
- Fig. 3 is an edge view, of the ordinary rotary file, detached from the machine, with my improved switch adjusted upon it.
- Fig. 4 is a side
- Fig. 5 av bottom view of my improved rest and gage, showing the mode of its attachment and adjustment upon the frame of the machine.
- A is the frame of the saw-filing machine, which is made in the ordinary manirer, except that I have secured the handle B upon its top, by which the whole machine may be held firmer, and operated with'much less effort.
- C is my improved rest and gage, which has its upper end slotted, and through which the screw'D is inserted into the frame of the machine. It also has the longitudinal groove in its face to slide upon the' feather orjguide a, made upon the bottom of the frame, which,
- c is a semicircular piece, pivoted in the lower end of the gage C, which rests upon the sawteeth, and gages the depth in which the file can act.
- E is the ordinary notched rotary file
- c I is my improved switch.
- This switch is made as shown in Fig. 2, and firmly secured upon the face of the file by the same screw which fastens on the file.
- This switch has its rear edge just catching against the rear edge of the notch in the file, and has its front inclined forward with a shorter radius, so as to catch into and draw back the next tooth; and while drawing it back the switch is pressed closely against the edge of the notch, so that the tooth slides smoothly off the switch onto the file.
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W. s. NEWTON. SAW-FILING MACHINE.
No.178.8 7Z. Patented June 20,1876.
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a} Wart/mm WILLIAM S. NEWTON, OF NORWICH, CONNECTICUT.
IMPROVEMENT IN SAW-FILING MACHINES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 178,872, dated June 20, 1876; application filed August 13, 1874.
the file is caused to operate upon all the teeth alike, without regard to the pressure in bold ing the machine, by which means the teeth may be cut to any depth desired much more accurately, much easier, and requiring much less skill to operate it.
Figure 1 is a side view of the ordinary sawfiling machine, with my improvements, attached upon it, in position upon a saw, as in use. Fig. 2 is a side view, and Fig. 3 is an edge view, of the ordinary rotary file, detached from the machine, with my improved switch adjusted upon it. Fig. 4 is a side, and Fig. 5 av bottom, view of my improved rest and gage, showing the mode of its attachment and adjustment upon the frame of the machine.
A is the frame of the saw-filing machine, which is made in the ordinary manirer, except that I have secured the handle B upon its top, by which the whole machine may be held firmer, and operated with'much less effort.
C is my improved rest and gage, which has its upper end slotted, and through which the screw'D is inserted into the frame of the machine. It also has the longitudinal groove in its face to slide upon the' feather orjguide a, made upon the bottom of the frame, which,
with the screw D, firmly secures the rest in any adjusted position.
c is a semicircular piece, pivoted in the lower end of the gage C, which rests upon the sawteeth, and gages the depth in which the file can act.
E is the ordinary notched rotary file, and c I is my improved switch. This switch is made as shown in Fig. 2, and firmly secured upon the face of the file by the same screw which fastens on the file. This switch has its rear edge just catching against the rear edge of the notch in the file, and has its front inclined forward with a shorter radius, so as to catch into and draw back the next tooth; and while drawing it back the switch is pressed closely against the edge of the notch, so that the tooth slides smoothly off the switch onto the file.
This construction of the switch makes it very strong and unyielding, so that the edge WILLIAM S. NEWTON.
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J. B. ROGERS, WEBSTER PARK.
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