US475032A - Burnish ing-machine - Google Patents

Description

(No Model.)

J. H. BUSELL 8v E. H. TAYLOR;

BURNIS'HING MACHINE.

No. 475,032. Patented May 17, 1892'.

liwenfors: Jamas Jf-B well/- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

JAMES H. BUSELL, OF BOSTON, AND EUGENE ILIAYLOR, OF LYNN,MASSA- CHUSETTS, ASSIGNORS, BY DIRECT AND MESNE ASSIGNMENTS, TO THE J. H. BUSELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, OF NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE.

BURNlS-HlNG-MACHINE.

SPECIFICATION forming part Of Letters Patent No. 475,032, dated May 1'7, 1892. Application filed February 11, 1892. Serial No. 421,151. (No model.)

To aZZ whom it may concern: inwardly at its outer end and be provided with Be it known that we, JAMEs H. BUsELL, of a suitable rib F extending across the open- Boston, in the county of Suffolk, and State of ing formed thereby, and said rib F maybe Massachusetts, and EUGENE I-I. TAYLOR, of reinforced upon its inner edge by the steel Lynn, in the county of Essex and State of pin G, upon which the forked or notched in- Massachusetts, have invented certain new ner end of the tool-carrier H may be held and and useful Improvements in Heel-Finishing about which it may be rocked, as shown in Machines, of which the following, taken in Fig. 5, or the V-shaped bearing-surfaces may connection with the accompanying drawings, be reversed, as shown in Fig. 6. If the male I0 is a specification. V-surface is formed on the arm F, said arm Our invention relates to machines for fin- F is provided with the ears F F on either ishing boots or shoe heels and is an improveside of said rib F said ears having secured ment upon the inventionshown and described therein the studs I I, extending inwardly in Letters Patent No. 376,066, issued to James through slots in similar ears H H, formed f 5 H. Busell January 10, 1888; and it consists upon the tool-carrier Hand provided at their in certain novel features of construction, arfree ends with shoulders, heads, or nuts I I, rangement, and combination of parts, which between which and the ears H H are interwill be readily understood by reference to the posed the springs J J, which tend to hold the description of the drawings, and to the claims tool-carrier H firmly against the pivot-pin G, 20 to be hereinafter given. while at the same time they permit a rocking In the drawings, Figure 1 representsa front motion thereof and serve to check the moelevation of amachine embodying our invenmentum of the tool-carrier and assist in retion. Fig. 2 represents an end view of the versing its motion, all as shown in Fig. 5; or upper portion of the same. Fig. 3 represents the whole fulcrum-bearing maybe reversed, as 2 5 a plan of the same parts which are shown in shown in Fig. 6. The tool-carrier H extends Fig. 2. Fig. 4 represents a central vertical directly past the end of the shaft B, and is prosection of the same parts, looking toward the vided at its outer or free end'with asocket H rear of the machine, the cutting-plane being in which is secured a burnishing or finishing on line 1 1 on Fig. 2 with the crank-rod shown tool K of any desired shape. That portion of 30 in vertical position. Fig. 5 represents a secsaid tool-carrier H which isdirectly opposite to tional elevation of a portion of the bracket the end of the shaft B is made open or in the and the pivotal end of the tool-carrier, the nature of aring, in order to permit the free cutting-planebeing on line 2 2 on Fig. 3; and movement of the crank-pinB, which extends Fig. 6 represents a sectional elevation of a through said opening and'has a bearing in 5 portion of the bracket and the pivotal end of the free end of the link L, the other end of 8 the tool-carrier, showing a modification of Which is pivoted to thetool-carrier H by means the manner of making the pivotal connection. of the stud L, the steel bushing L and the Figs. 2 and 3 are drawn to an enlarged scale. nut L the inner face of the tool-carrier be- In the drawings, A is the head-frame, the ing held in contact'with the contiguous face 40 upper portion of which is forked and has of the arm F, as shown. When the shaftB 0 formed therein the bearings A and A in is revolved by the pulley O, the crank-pin B which is mounted the shaft B, having secured will rock the tool-carrier H about its fulcrum thereon the pulley O and hand-wheel D. The thus producing a reciprocating movement of bearings A and A are lined with composithe burnishing or finishing tool K, which is 5 tion-bushings fixed therein, the bushing A very effective in its Work, the springs J J of the hearing A projecting beyond the outer serving as yielding stops or cushions to check end of said bearing and having adjustably the momentum of the vibrating carrier and secured thereon by the clamping-bolt E the assist in reversing its motion with the minihub F, having an outwardly-projecting arm mum of shock or jar. By this construction 50 F formed thereon. The arm F may be forked the mechanism is greatly simplified, and the number of wearing parts are so reduced that there is less liability of the machine. getting out of order, which has heretofore been the case when the operating-tool has been driven at a high rate of speed.

What we claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States, is-

1. In a machine-for finishing boot and shoe heels, the combination of a revolving. shaft, an outwardly-extending arm secured to the head, a tool-carrier fulcrumed upon saidarm near its outer end, an operating-tool mounted in the outer or free end of said carrier, a crankpin set in said shaft and connected to said carrier and adapted to produce a vibratory movement of said carrier about its fulcrum,

sidesof said fulcrum-bearing surfaces and adapted. to hold said carrier upon its fulcrum. and to serve as cushions to check the motion of said carrier in one direction andto assist in reversing its motion, thereby lessening the shock of the vibrations of the toolcarrier. i

2. In av machine for finishing boot and shoe heels, the combination of a revolving shaft, an outwardly-extending arm secured to'the head, a. tool-carrier provided at one end with a tool-holding socket and connected at its other end to said arm by V-shaped male and female bearing-surfaces,a pair of springs arranged. upon opposite sides of said fulcrumbearing surfaces and adapted to hold said bearing-surfaces in contact with each other, therebyforming a fulcrum. about which said carrier may bevibrated against the tension of said springs, an operating-tool mounted in said socket in said carrier, a crank-pinv set in said revolving shaft, and a rod connecting said pin and said carrier, whereby the revolution,

of said shaft will produce a vibratory movement of said carrier.

3. In a machine for finishing boot and shoe heels, the combination of a revolving shaft, an outwardly-extending arm secured to the head, a. tool-carrier provided at one end with a tool-holding socket and connected at its other end to said arm by V-shaped male and female bearing-surfaces, a steel pin reinforcing the bearing-edge-of the male bearing-surface, a pair of springs arranged upon opposite sides of said fulcrum-bearing surfaces and adapted to hold. said bearing-surfaces in contact with eachother, thereby forming a fulcrum about which said carrier may be vibrated against the tension of said springs, an operating-tool mounted in said socket in said carrier, a crankpin set in said revolving shaft, and a rod or link connecting said pin and said carrier, whereby the revolution of said shaft will produce a vibratory movement of said carrier.

4. In a machine for finishing boot and shoe heels, the combination of a revolving shaft,

.stops 'ment of said tool-carrier, mounted in said socket, a crank-pin set in an outwardly-extending arm secured to the head, a tool-carrier provided at one end with 'a suitable tool-holding socket provided with an opening opposite the end of said shaft and connected at its other end to said arm by shaped male and female bearin -surfaces, a pair of springs arranged upon opposite sides of said fulcru m-bearing surfaces and adapted to hold said V-shapedbearing-su rfaces in contact with each other and to serve as yielding or cushions during the vibratory movea finishing-tool said revolving shaft and extending through the opening in said tool-carrier, and a rod connecting said pinwith said carrier. and a pair of springs arranged upon opposite l 5. In a machine for finishing boot and shoe heels, the combination of a revolving shaft mounted in suitably-fixed bearings, a crankpin set in or carried by said shaf an outwardly-projecting arm mounted upon and 'adjustableabout one of. said bearings, a toolcarrier fulcrumed at one end to the movable endof said arm and provided with a socket at its other end,springs arranged upon opposite sides of saidfulcrum and adapted to serve as cushions to relieve the shock of the reversal of the motion, an operating-tool mounted in said socket, and a link connecting said toolcarrier to said crank-pin, whereby the rotation of said shaft will cause a vibratory move- ,ment of said carrier-arm and operating-tool I vertically, horizontally, or at any desired an- Igle,.according to the. position to which. said carrier-supporting arm is adjusted about the j axis of said shaft,

6. In a machine for fi'nishingboot and shoe heels, the combination of a revolving shaft,

a. crank-pin set therein, an outwardly-extendi'ngarm-adjustably secured about the bearing for said shaft at any desired. angle and provided near-its outer end with a V-shaped rib or projection and two inwardly-projecting studs, each having a nut, head, or shoulder at its inner end, a tool-carrier provided with a central opening to permit the free movement of said crank-pin and also provided at one end with a V-shaped bearing-surface and suitable slotted ears surrounding said studs, a spring interposed between the nut or shoulder of each of said studs and one of said I ears, an operating-tool secured to the end of said carrier farthest from its pivotal connection, and a rod connecting said crank-pin with said carrier.

In testimony whereof we have signed our names to this specification, in the presenceof two subscribing witnesses, on this 4th day of February, A. D. 1892.

JAMES H. BUSELL.

EUGENE I-I. TAYLOR.

Witnesses:

N. O. LOMBARD, GEO. E. GooDING.

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