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    • B24—GRINDING; POLISHING
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  • My present invention relates to glass-grinding machines for oval glasses having a swinging balanced frame, upon which the abrading-disk S is journaled, so as to occupy a horizontal instead of a vertical position.
  • Figures 1 and 2 represent a grinding-machine embodying my invention in side elevation and front elevation, respectively; and Fig. 3 represents a plan thereof, in which, however, the abradingwheel 8 and its frame G, the standard T, and the oval mechanism 0 have been omitted to make the parts to be protected in my claim more distinctly visible.
  • the shaft to of the horizontal abradingdisk S is journaled in the frame G, and the latter loosely encircles the power-shaft w, so as to be adapted to oscillate on the same.
  • the sliding counter-weight G mounted on the frame G, serves to regulate the pressure of the abrading-disk S
  • the abrading-disk is actuated by belt 15 from the power-shaft 20, passing around the shaft w of the abradingdisk. In order to arrest the abrading-disk S in a given position-i. e., to prevent the further descent of the swinging frame G when the correct bevel has been ground-the screws table S.
  • the support S and the clutch or oval mechanism 0, with the glass 0, may be secured in any position by the segmental guide-strips a, provided with arc-shaped slots, and the thumb-screws a, engaging the slots in a well-known manner.
  • the angle of the bevels is increased or diminished according as the support S is lowered or raised.

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B. PRIEDEL. GLASS GRINDING MACHINERY.
No. 477,839. Patented June 28, I892.
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ROBERT FRIEDEL, OF STUTTGART, GERMANY.
GLASS-GRINDING MACHINERY.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 477,839, dated June 28, 1892. Application filed November 3, 1891. Serial No. 410,754. (No model.)
To all whom it may concern: 7
Be it known that I, ROBERT FRIEDEL, a citizen of the Kingdom of Wiirtemberg, residing at Stuttgart, Wiirtemberg, in the German Empire, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Glass-Grinding Machinery, of which the following is a specification.
My present invention relates to glass-grinding machines for oval glasses having a swinging balanced frame, upon which the abrading-disk S is journaled, so as to occupy a horizontal instead of a vertical position. The
grinding is performed, not by the cylindrical surface of the disk, but by its lower fiat surface. Manifestly by reversing the disk S upon its shaft or spindle 10 its upper surface may also be employed for grinding.
In the drawings, Figures 1 and 2 represent a grinding-machine embodying my invention in side elevation and front elevation, respectively; and Fig. 3 represents a plan thereof, in which, however, the abradingwheel 8 and its frame G, the standard T, and the oval mechanism 0 have been omitted to make the parts to be protected in my claim more distinctly visible.
The shaft to of the horizontal abradingdisk S is journaled in the frame G, and the latter loosely encircles the power-shaft w, so as to be adapted to oscillate on the same. The sliding counter-weight G, mounted on the frame G, serves to regulate the pressure of the abrading-disk S The abrading-disk is actuated by belt 15 from the power-shaft 20, passing around the shaft w of the abradingdisk. In order to arrest the abrading-disk S in a given position-i. e., to prevent the further descent of the swinging frame G when the correct bevel has been ground-the screws table S. The support S and the clutch or oval mechanism 0, with the glass 0, may be secured in any position by the segmental guide-strips a, provided with arc-shaped slots, and the thumb-screws a, engaging the slots in a well-known manner. The angle of the bevels is increased or diminished according as the support S is lowered or raised.
For grinding larger glasses it is advisable, instead of mounting the oval mechanism 0, with support S and table S, on the support F, which carries the carriage b" and standard T, supporting the frame G, to mount the same upon a separate frame, which may be made adjustable with respect to F, so that glasses of all dimensions may be ground.
I claim In glass-grinding machines, the combination of a machine-support, a table vertically adjustable thereon, and a support, as S pivoted thereon and bearing a glass-holding chuck, with segmental strips and thumb-screws for securing the chuck-support in various positions of adjustment, substantially as set forth.
In testimony whereof I have signed this specification in the presence'of two subscribing witnesses. p p
' ROBERT FRIEDEL. Witnesses:
AUGUST B. DRAUTZ,
VCARL DUSSMANN:
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