US648004A - Window-shade cutter and creaser. - Google Patents
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- My invention relates to an improved tool or device for severing or cutting window-shade fabric and simultaneously forming the creases where the folds are to be made on the lower end of the shade for forming the pocket in which the curtain-stick is inserted; and my invention consists in certain features of novelty hereinafter described and claimed.
- Figure I represents a side elevation of my improved device.
- Fig. II is a longitudinal section taken on line H II, Fig. III.
- Fig. III is a detail edge view.
- Fig. IV is a perspective showing the manner of operating the device.
- Fig. V is an edge view of the window-shade, showing the same partly folded.
- Fig. V1 is an edge view of the lower end of the shade, showing the same folded on the line of the creases made by the tool, with pocket formed therein for the shade-stick.
- 1 represents the handle of the tool, made of any suitable material, and 2 the yoke, having a shank 3, which extends into the handle 1.
- the 11 12 represent collars adj ustably secured to the shaft 9 by means of set-screws 13.
- the collar 11 is provided on one of its ends with ing the screw-plug 10 the shaft 9, with the collars, is readily removable in case it is desired to sharpen the cutting-wheel 16 or renew any of the parts connected with the shaft.
- the roll-shade material 17 is unrolled to give the desired length of shade, (represented at 18,) the tool then being placed upon the fabric and drawn across the same, as shown in Fig. IV, the cutting-wheel l6 severing the desired shade from the body of the roll, as shown at 19.
- the creasing-flanges 14 15 form the creases 20 21 near the lower end of the portion 18 that is to form the shade.
- the bottom of the shade is bent on the line 20 21, as shown in Fig. V, and still further bent, as shown in Fig. VI, forming a pocket 22 for the reception of the shade-stick, the end of the shade being stitched to the body of the same, as shown at 23, in the ordinary manner.
- I claim as my invention In a device for cutting and creasing shades, the combination of the handle, a yoke secured to the handle, sockets formed in the arms of the yoke, a shaft journaled in said sockets,
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No. 648,004. Patented Apr. 24, I900.
w. T. VAN DERCAR.
WINDOW SHADE CUTTER AND CREAS'ER.
(Application filed Nov. 15, 1899.)
(No Model.)
UNITED STATES ATENT Fries.
IVILLIAM T. VAN DERCAR, OF PASADENA, CALIFORNIA.
WINDOW-SHADE CUTTER AND CREASER.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 648,004, dated April 24, 1900.
Application filed November 15, 1899. Serial No. 737,099. (No model.)
To all whom it may concern:
Beit known that 1, WILLIAM T. VAN DER tion, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, which form a part of this specification.
My invention relates to an improved tool or device for severing or cutting window-shade fabric and simultaneously forming the creases where the folds are to be made on the lower end of the shade for forming the pocket in which the curtain-stick is inserted; and my invention consists in certain features of novelty hereinafter described and claimed.
Figure I represents a side elevation of my improved device. Fig. II is a longitudinal section taken on line H II, Fig. III. Fig. III is a detail edge view. Fig. IV is a perspective showing the manner of operating the device. Fig. V is an edge view of the window-shade, showing the same partly folded. Fig. V1 is an edge view of the lower end of the shade, showing the same folded on the line of the creases made by the tool, with pocket formed therein for the shade-stick.
Referring to the drawings, 1 represents the handle of the tool, made of any suitable material, and 2 the yoke, having a shank 3, which extends into the handle 1.
4 represents a ferrule which reinforces the handle atthe point ofconnection to the yoke 2.
5 6 represent the respective arms of the yoke 2, said arms being provided with sockets '7 8, in which is journaled a shaft 9. The socket 7 in the arm 5 extends entirely through said arm, the socket 8 in the arm 6 being in the form of a recess against which the inner end of the shaft abuts. After the shaft 9 has been inserted in the sockets 7 8 it is held in position by a screw-plug 10 in the arm 5, which may be adjusted so as to give the shaft 9 the proper amount of play.
11 12 represent collars adj ustably secured to the shaft 9 by means of set-screws 13. The collar 11 is provided on one of its ends with ing the screw-plug 10 the shaft 9, with the collars, is readily removable in case it is desired to sharpen the cutting-wheel 16 or renew any of the parts connected with the shaft.
In the operation of my tool the roll-shade material 17 is unrolled to give the desired length of shade, (represented at 18,) the tool then being placed upon the fabric and drawn across the same, as shown in Fig. IV, the cutting-wheel l6 severing the desired shade from the body of the roll, as shown at 19. At the same time the creasing-flanges 14 15 form the creases 20 21 near the lower end of the portion 18 that is to form the shade. After the tool has been drawn entirely across the fabric, the shade being severed from the roll, then the bottom of the shade is bent on the line 20 21, as shown in Fig. V, and still further bent, as shown in Fig. VI, forming a pocket 22 for the reception of the shade-stick, the end of the shade being stitched to the body of the same, as shown at 23, in the ordinary manner.
I claim as my invention In a device for cutting and creasing shades, the combination of the handle, a yoke secured to the handle, sockets formed in the arms of the yoke, a shaft journaled in said sockets,
a removable screw-plug secured to one of the 1 WILLIAM T. VAl\ DERGAR.
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J. W. KEMP, .Ms. E. KNIGHT.
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US6709375B2 (en) | 1998-03-27 | 2004-03-23 | Oce-Technologies B.V. | Method and apparatus for creasing a product folded along a fold line |
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US6709375B2 (en) | 1998-03-27 | 2004-03-23 | Oce-Technologies B.V. | Method and apparatus for creasing a product folded along a fold line |
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