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- This invention relates to sewing-machines for manufacturing and other general purposes; and it consists in certain novel combinations of 'parts, hereinafter fully described, and pointed out in the claims.
- Figure 1 represents a plan or top View with the cloth-plate removed to expose the parts beneath it.
- Figure 2 is avertical cross-section on the linear m
- Fig. 3 is a similar section on the line 3 y, Fig. 1.
- the letter A designates the machine-frame, and B a vibrating arm carrying an eye-pointed needle, 0, which, together with a looping-hook, d, constitutes the stitch-forming mechanism.
- the needle 0 is preferably curved concentrically to the axis of the vibrating arm B.
- the looping-hook d is fixed to a driving-shaft, E, on which is also fixed an eccentric for operating the feed-bar Fin the usual manner, to this feedbar being applied the feed surface or dog 9.
- the vibrating arm B has its fulcrum on a rock-shaft, H, the arm being preferably formed in one piece therewith, and this shaft has its bearings on pivots I I, which are fixtures of a laterally-projecting arm, A, on the machineframe, while the shaft is connected with an eccentric fixed to the driving-shaft E by arod, J, to receive the required motion.
- This presser-arm N is located a second arm, N, which is hung on pivots o 0, and carries the presser-foot P at its free end, the pivots 0 0 applied to a bracket, Q, secured to the machine-frame and being adjustable.
- This presser-arm N is subjected to the action of a spring, It, having a tendency to force and retain the same in a lower position, and a cam, S, is used for lifting and retaining the arm in an upper position,.both the spring and cam being applied to a bracket, T, secured to the machine-frame.
- the usual location of the feed-bar F is in the rear of the stitch-formin g mechanism, whereas in my machine the feed-bar is arranged at a point forward of the stitch-forming mechanism-namely, so that it extends in an opposite direction to the needle-arm B or presser-arm N from such mechanismwhile the cloth-plate L terminates at a point forward of the later ally-projecting arm A, in which is mounted the rock-shaft H, forming the fulcrum of the vibrating needle-arm B. In this manner a free space is left between the cloth-plate L and the fulcrum of the vibrating arm B, as well as beneath such fulcrum, for the escape of the cloth.
- the machine-frame is provided with oilwells U,'and with each of these wells I combine a pad, V, of felt or other absorbent material.
- the shaft E provided with a loopinghook, d, in combination with a rod, J, connected with an eccentric fixed to the driving shaft, the rock-shaft H, connected with the rod J, and the vibrating needle-arm B, arranged in a plane parallel to the motion of the feed 9 feed-surface, of the shield K, attached to the frame A and arranged beneath the rock-shaft,
Description
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H. '0. NAUEN. Sewing Machine.
(No Model.)
Patented April 19,1881,
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Sewing Machine.
NO. 240,449. Patented April 19,1881.
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OF NEW YORK, N. Y.
SEWING-MACHINE.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 240,449, dated April 19, 1881.
Application filed September 22, 1880.
This invention relates to sewing-machines for manufacturing and other general purposes; and it consists in certain novel combinations of 'parts, hereinafter fully described, and pointed out in the claims.
This invention is illustrated in the accom panying drawings, in which Figure 1 represents a plan or top View with the cloth-plate removed to expose the parts beneath it. Fig. 2 is avertical cross-section on the linear m, Fig. 1. Fig. 3 is a similar section on the line 3 y, Fig. 1.
Similar letters indicate corresponding parts.
The letter A designates the machine-frame, and B a vibrating arm carrying an eye-pointed needle, 0, which, together with a looping-hook, d, constitutes the stitch-forming mechanism. The needle 0 is preferably curved concentrically to the axis of the vibrating arm B. The looping-hook d is fixed to a driving-shaft, E, on which is also fixed an eccentric for operating the feed-bar Fin the usual manner, to this feedbar being applied the feed surface or dog 9.
The vibrating arm B has its fulcrum on a rock-shaft, H, the arm being preferably formed in one piece therewith, and this shaft has its bearings on pivots I I, which are fixtures of a laterally-projecting arm, A, on the machineframe, while the shaft is connected with an eccentric fixed to the driving-shaft E by arod, J, to receive the required motion.
Beneath the rock-shaft His situated a shield, K, to keep the cloth out of contact therewith as it leaves the stitch-forming mechanism, and also to catch any drippingsof oil, the rockshaft being arranged with its fulcrum situated substantially in a horizontal plane with the cloth-plate of the machine, (marked L,) and the cloth being allowed to pass under it or its bearings by a novel arrangement of the feed-bar and cloth-plate, hereinafter described.
In juxtaposition with the vibrating arm B (No model.)
is located a second arm, N, which is hung on pivots o 0, and carries the presser-foot P at its free end, the pivots 0 0 applied to a bracket, Q, secured to the machine-frame and being adjustable. This presser-arm N is subjected to the action of a spring, It, having a tendency to force and retain the same in a lower position, and a cam, S, is used for lifting and retaining the arm in an upper position,.both the spring and cam being applied to a bracket, T, secured to the machine-frame.
The usual location of the feed-bar F is in the rear of the stitch-formin g mechanism, whereas in my machine the feed-bar is arranged at a point forward of the stitch-forming mechanism-namely, so that it extends in an opposite direction to the needle-arm B or presser-arm N from such mechanismwhile the cloth-plate L terminates at a point forward of the later ally-projecting arm A, in which is mounted the rock-shaft H, forming the fulcrum of the vibrating needle-arm B. In this manner a free space is left between the cloth-plate L and the fulcrum of the vibrating arm B, as well as beneath such fulcrum, for the escape of the cloth.
For the purpose of lubricating the drivingshaft the machine-frame is provided with oilwells U,'and with each of these wells I combine a pad, V, of felt or other absorbent material.
I do not broadly claim a vibrating needlearm arranged in a plane parallel to the motion of the feed dog or surface; neither do I broadly claim a presser-arm hinged at its rear end and lifted by a cam and pressed to the feed-dog by a spring; but
What I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
1. The shaft E, provided with a loopinghook, d, in combination with a rod, J, connected with an eccentric fixed to the driving shaft, the rock-shaft H, connected with the rod J, and the vibrating needle-arm B, arranged in a plane parallel to the motion of the feed 9 feed-surface, of the shield K, attached to the frame A and arranged beneath the rock-shaft,
' in rear of the feed mechanism, substantially as arranged beneath the presser-arm to lift the same, the spring and cam being arranged in a bracket, I, all substantially as and for the pur- 15 pose described.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal in the presence of two subscribing Witnesses.
HERMANN O. NAUEN. [11.5.]
'Witncsses WV. HAUFF,
OHAs. WAHLEns.
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US3263826A (en) * | 1963-08-13 | 1966-08-02 | William E Davis | Tobacco stitcher and looper mechanism |
US20030120537A1 (en) * | 2001-12-21 | 2003-06-26 | Desanti Jan Marie | Method for enhancing job performance of marginal employees |
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US3263826A (en) * | 1963-08-13 | 1966-08-02 | William E Davis | Tobacco stitcher and looper mechanism |
US20030120537A1 (en) * | 2001-12-21 | 2003-06-26 | Desanti Jan Marie | Method for enhancing job performance of marginal employees |
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