US770315A - Appliance for opening or shutting windows. - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the subject of the present invention is an adjusting-lever and associated contrivances for the opening and shutting of a skylightwindow and to hold such window securely fixed in an intermediate position, so as to prevent any projection of said lever into the apartment which is lighted by such window.
- Figure 1 gives a perspective view of the adjusting-lever with swiveled-on draw-rod and fixing-plate when the window is closed. Lower portions only are given of the drawrod d and the frame 6.
- Figs. 2 and 3 are respectively cross-sections along the lines A B and C D of Fig. 1.
- Fig. 4 exhibits the first position into which the adjusting-lever is moved to secure an intermediate fixing of the window;
- Fig. 5 the second position thus occupied by the adjusting-lever for such purposes;
- Fig. 6 the third and last position so occupied by the adjusting-lever.
- Fig. 7 shows the position of the adjusting-lever when the window is opened to its utmost extent; and
- Fig. 8 gives a perspective view of a skylightwindow with the adjusting-lever appliance in an open position.
- the fixing-plate a is attached to the frame 'bin the position above mentioned by a shoulder a", bent at right angles and having screwholes. Vith the fixed pivot a forming its center a slot 9, resembling in contour a halfcircle, is cut in the fixing-plate a. At the inner middle of such slot a subsidiary lateral slot 9 is out.
- This smaller slot 9 serves as a catch or stop for the pivot 0', attached to the adjusting'lever c and working in the combined slots 9 and g.
- the adjusting-lever chas also a combination slot 0 c of similar width, throughout. 'Thelarger slot 0 forms a quarter-circle, with the pivot 0 for its center.
- the smaller slot 0 branches ofl' radially in the direction of the length of the lever.
- the inner end of this latter slot takes the pivot a of the fixing-plate a when the pivot c of the adjusting-lever is working in the semicircular slot 9.
- a draw-rod Z for moving the window is swiveled on the pivot 0 of the adjusting-lever c. Weakening of the leverage through loosening or falling out of the pivot 64 is prevented by tightening up and steadying the latter with a collar 7L and holding-pin a.
- the position of the adjusting-lever in Fig. 1 corresponds with the closed window and in Fig. 7 with the open window.
- the subsidiary lateral slot g is necessary in the fixing-plate a, Fig. 1, whereinto with an intermediate position of the adjusting-lever the pivot 0' can be pushed; but to make possible such a placing of the pivot c it is essential that the radial slot 0 shall be in thelever itself.
- an adjusting-lever appliance for operatadjusting-lever 0 having a fixed pivot 0 whereon a draw-rod cl is swiveled, and a combined slot 0 0 with afixing-plate 64 having a fixed pivot a, a shoulder at right angles a", and a combined slot 9 g, all substantially as set forth.
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'PATENTEDSEPT. 20, 1904 Y K. RDDELSTAB. APPLIANCE FOR OPENING 0R SHUTTING WINDOWS.
N0 MODEL. APPLIOATION FILED MAY 12, 1904.
UNITED STATES Patented September 20, 1904.
PATENT EEToE.
KARL RODELSTAB, OF BRUCHSAL, GERMANY.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 770,315, dated September 20, 1904,
Application filed May 12, 1904. Serial No. 207,596. (No model.)
To all whom it may concern.-
Be it known that I, KARL RoDELsTAB, master locksmith, a citizen of the German Empire, residing at the town of Bruchsal, in the Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Appliances for Opening and Shutting WVindows, entitled Adjusting-Lever Appliance for Skylight-VVindows, of which the following is a specification.
The subject of the present invention is an adjusting-lever and associated contrivances for the opening and shutting of a skylightwindow and to hold such window securely fixed in an intermediate position, so as to prevent any projection of said lever into the apartment which is lighted by such window. With the contrivances worked by an adjusting-lever for the operating and fixing of skylight-windows hitherto in use there is always the unpleasantness that the adjusting-lever working the draw-rod either sticks out laterally or projects into the apartment with any fixed position of the window,and particularly with the intermediate position. This need no longer be tolerated as a necessary evil, for the present invention obviates it. Therein at every fixed position the adjusting-lever sits inconspicuously upward or downward.
In the accompanying drawings my adjusting-lever appliance is represented in eight figures.
Figure 1 gives a perspective view of the adjusting-lever with swiveled-on draw-rod and fixing-plate when the window is closed. Lower portions only are given of the drawrod d and the frame 6. Figs. 2 and 3 are respectively cross-sections along the lines A B and C D of Fig. 1. Fig. 4 exhibits the first position into which the adjusting-lever is moved to secure an intermediate fixing of the window; Fig. 5, the second position thus occupied by the adjusting-lever for such purposes; Fig. 6, the third and last position so occupied by the adjusting-lever. Fig. 7 shows the position of the adjusting-lever when the window is opened to its utmost extent; and Fig. 8 gives a perspective view of a skylightwindow with the adjusting-lever appliance in an open position.
it moves the draw-rod (Z, which sets the skylight-window in motion.
The fixing-plate a is attached to the frame 'bin the position above mentioned by a shoulder a", bent at right angles and having screwholes. Vith the fixed pivot a forming its center a slot 9, resembling in contour a halfcircle, is cut in the fixing-plate a. At the inner middle of such slot a subsidiary lateral slot 9 is out. This smaller slot 9 serves as a catch or stop for the pivot 0', attached to the adjusting'lever c and working in the combined slots 9 and g. The adjusting-lever chas also a combination slot 0 c of similar width, throughout. 'Thelarger slot 0 forms a quarter-circle, with the pivot 0 for its center. The smaller slot 0 branches ofl' radially in the direction of the length of the lever. The inner end of this latter slot takes the pivot a of the fixing-plate a when the pivot c of the adjusting-lever is working in the semicircular slot 9. At the hinder sideof the fixing-plate a a draw-rod (Z for moving the window is swiveled on the pivot 0 of the adjusting-lever c. Weakening of the leverage through loosening or falling out of the pivot 64 is prevented by tightening up and steadying the latter with a collar 7L and holding-pin a.
The position of the adjusting-lever in Fig. 1 corresponds with the closed window and in Fig. 7 with the open window. To insure an intermediate fixing of the window, the subsidiary lateral slot g is necessary in the fixing-plate a, Fig. 1, whereinto with an intermediate position of the adjusting-lever the pivot 0' can be pushed; but to make possible such a placing of the pivot c it is essential that the radial slot 0 shall be in thelever itself. To insure that in no fixed position the adjusting-lever shall have an outward direction, so for these arrestations of the draw-rod d, or of the window itself, corresponding with the downward movement ofthe adjusting-lever, this last must as well be provided with a l ing skylight-windows, the combination of an 5 slot 0 Such slot thus has a width of the thickness of the pivot a and a contour of a quarter-circle, having for its center the fixed pivot c in the slots 9 9. After the adjusting-lever has been brought into the position which corresponds with an intermediate fixing of the window shown in Fig. 5 the lever can be immediately turned downward, insuring such intermediate fixing, and that the ad justing-lever no longer projects outward.
What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
In an adjusting-lever appliance for operatadjusting-lever 0, having a fixed pivot 0 whereon a draw-rod cl is swiveled, and a combined slot 0 0 with afixing-plate 64 having a fixed pivot a, a shoulder at right angles a", and a combined slot 9 g, all substantially as set forth.
In testimony whereof I have signed myname to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
KARL RODELSTAB. Witnesses:
H. W. HARRIS, JOSEPH H. SEUTE.
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US3121458A (en) * | 1961-10-05 | 1964-02-18 | Hurr I Cane Awning Shutter Co | Control means for awning shutters |
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