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US966894A
US966894A US32704206A US1906327042A US966894A US 966894 A US966894 A US 966894A US 32704206 A US32704206 A US 32704206A US 1906327042 A US1906327042 A US 1906327042A US 966894 A US966894 A US 966894A
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    • A43—FOOTWEAR
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  • This invention relates to apparatus for leveling the soles of boots and shoes after the same have been attached to the uppers.
  • the apparatus comprises in its construction a work holder or jack, a hydraulic screw or other jack for applying the desired pressure to the work a pump to operate the jack, molds to fit onto the sole of the boot or shoe while under operation and a spring rain or piston acting as an anvil against which the pressure is applied.
  • suitably shaped frame A is erected to carry or support the various parts of the machine with a hydraulic lifting ram or jack B placed near the bottom and above it a spring controlled sliding block or anvil C and between those the Work "W is co1npressed.
  • the hydraulic lifting ram or jack B slides vertically in a hydraulic cylinder B with a small :torce pump D on one side by which the fluid is pumped into the clinder B.
  • the pump is worked by a reciprocating lever d and crank e on disk E driven by a belt e.
  • the belt pulley e2 is driven by a friction clutch E which is thrown into and out of gear by a treadle e3.
  • the block C is connected to the ram c by a dovetail sliding joint or by other suitable connection so that the block can be readily removed and replaced.
  • a work jack or holder I-I Upon the end or head of the ram of the operating jack B, a work jack or holder I-I is removably placed by which the work is held in position while being pressed.
  • This holder is of anvil or other suitable shape and adjustable to take any size ranging from mens to childrens. It is providedwith a toe support 7L capable of sliding horizontally to bring it to or from the heel support, and with a heel support 7L litted with a Screw h2 by which it can be adjusted verw tically relatively to the toe support /t and thus it can be adjusted to any desired size.
  • a set of molds or pads Gr G are prepared to fit upon and over the sole of the work W to give thereto the desired pressure to eiect the leveling.
  • the molds are separate and loose so as to be easily applied and removed.
  • the mold or pad G that engages or abuts against the sole w off the work I is made of metal preferably gun metal or other metal that will not discolor the leather. It is shaped exactly to the sole w to apply an even or equal pressure over all parts.
  • a pad G of rubber of similar shape is applied over the metal mold or pad G and when pressure is applied this acts asa buffer to equalize the pressure over the whole surface.
  • the block C abuts against the rubber pad Gr to apply the pressure at the other side.
  • the rubber pad may have substituted for it any other resilient material or it may be dispensed with where not required.

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P. PBENEYQ SOLE LEVELING MACHINE.
APPLIOTION FVILED JULY 20, 1906. I 966,894, l Patented Aug. 9, 1910.
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INVENTOR WITNESSES FRANCIS FEENEY, OF SALFORD, ENGLAND.
SOLE-LEVELING MACHINE.
Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Aug. 9, 1910.
Application filed July 20, 1906. Serial No. 327,042.
To @ZZ whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, FRANCIS FnnNnY, British subject, and resident of Higher Broughton, Salford, county of Lancaster, England, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Sole-Leveling Machines, of which the following is a specilica tion.
This invention relates to apparatus for leveling the soles of boots and shoes after the same have been attached to the uppers.
The apparatus comprises in its construction a work holder or jack, a hydraulic screw or other jack for applying the desired pressure to the work a pump to operate the jack, molds to fit onto the sole of the boot or shoe while under operation and a spring rain or piston acting as an anvil against which the pressure is applied.
The invention will be fully described with reinerei'ice to Athe accompanying drawings :m
Figure l. side elevation. Fig. 2. front elevation. Fig. 3. plan. Fig. 4. side elevation of the work holder or jack enlarged. Fig. 5. end eleva-tion oi same. Fig. 6. plan of same.
A. suitably shaped frame A is erected to carry or support the various parts of the machine with a hydraulic lifting ram or jack B placed near the bottom and above it a spring controlled sliding block or anvil C and between those the Work "W is co1npressed.
The hydraulic lifting ram or jack B slides vertically in a hydraulic cylinder B with a small :torce pump D on one side by which the fluid is pumped into the clinder B. The pump :is worked by a reciprocating lever d and crank e on disk E driven by a belt e. The belt pulley e2 is driven by a friction clutch E which is thrown into and out of gear by a treadle e3.
so that the pressure may be more quickly applied and the rain is formed with a screw to adjust the position of the pressure block C. The block C is connected to the ram c by a dovetail sliding joint or by other suitable connection so that the block can be readily removed and replaced.
Upon the end or head of the ram of the operating jack B, a work jack or holder I-I is removably placed by which the work is held in position while being pressed. This holder is of anvil or other suitable shape and adjustable to take any size ranging from mens to childrens. It is providedwith a toe support 7L capable of sliding horizontally to bring it to or from the heel support, and with a heel support 7L litted with a Screw h2 by which it can be adjusted verw tically relatively to the toe support /t and thus it can be adjusted to any desired size.
A set of molds or pads Gr G are prepared to fit upon and over the sole of the work W to give thereto the desired pressure to eiect the leveling. The molds are separate and loose so as to be easily applied and removed. The mold or pad G that engages or abuts against the sole w off the work I is made of metal preferably gun metal or other metal that will not discolor the leather. It is shaped exactly to the sole w to apply an even or equal pressure over all parts. A pad G of rubber of similar shape is applied over the metal mold or pad G and when pressure is applied this acts asa buffer to equalize the pressure over the whole surface.
The block C abuts against the rubber pad Gr to apply the pressure at the other side. If desired the rubber pad may have substituted for it any other resilient material or it may be dispensed with where not required.
What I claim as my invention and desire to protect by Letters Patent is In apparatus for leveling the soles of boots and shoes of the class in which direct pres sure is applied to the sole, the combination with a hydraulic jack placed at the base of the machine with an upwardly movable rain and table B, and a pump D for operating the jack of a reciprocating lever d and crank e to operate the pump, a strap and pulleys to `rotate the crank c a treadle and link e4 to automatically stop the rotation of the crank, a spring pressure block C, mounted in the upper part of the machine, a plunger c thereon sliding in L cylinder C, a spring acting on signed fny 'naine in the presence of two sub=y the plunger by Which an elastic pressure s serbng Witnesses. applied to the Work a non-oompressble mold T T *i f I to ft onto the sole and a removable adjust- K i FRAB CIS FEEBDX 5 able Work holder placed upon the ram B Witnesses:
substantially as described. J. OWDEN OBRmN, l In Witness whereof, I have hereunto HARRY BARNFATHER.
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