US983091A - Universal vise and work-holder. - Google Patents

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L. .L SKOW & B. M. F. M. PETERSEN.

UNIVERSAL'VISE AND WORK HOLDER.

APPLIGATION ,FILED' APR.- 26, 1910 983,091

Patented Jan. 31, 1911.,

L. L. SKOW & E. M. F. M. PETERSEN.

UNIVERSAL VISB AND WORK HOLDER.

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

LAWRENGE L, SKOW AND EMIL M. F. MULLER rmzensnn, or RACINE. WISCONSIN.

UNIVERSAL VISE AND WORK-HOLDER To all whom it may concern:

- I Be it known that we, LAWRENCE Snow and EMIL- F. MiiLLER PETERSEN, respect vely a citizen of the United States and a Sllhjqt of the King of Denmark, residing at R11, cine, in the county of Racine and State of Wisconsin, have invented certain new and useful Im rovements 1n Universal'Vises and -Work-Ho ders, of which the following is a specification. r

invention relates to a universal vise and workholder adapted for use on milling machines, drill presses, grinders, or the like.

'Withthe above and other objects in view,

V as will appear as the nature of the invention v the novel construction and combination of is better understood, the same consistsin artsof a universal vise, work holder and the like, as will be hereinafter fully dey scribed and claimed; 4

In the accompanying drawings forming .a 'part of this s ecificatio'n, and in which like characters o reference indicate corres ending, parts :1 Flgllffll "1s a .view n slde.

' f e evationcfthe implement; Fig. 2a

'3 is'aitop plan view. IFig. 4: is a top plan view in vertical longitudinalsection. Fig.

view of a portion-of the vise, the jaws and gperating mechanisnrtherefor being omitted. 1 ig. 5 is atransverse sectional view takenon the line 5+5, Figs-4. I Fig. '6 is a to plan view of a portion of the vise. -Fig. is an 1 end-view .ofa. movable jaw: Fig. "SQ-is a a A. the standard ongp ed'e'stal" of the vise, which" is provided'withabase-plate 2 hav1ng orifices '3 designed to rece'1ve bolts to secure) similar view of the stationary ,jawLfFig; 9' is a detail view afar-form, of bolt emplo ed to hold the jawseasseinbledwith the hea of the vise, Fig; 10 =is'-...a"side elevationlo'fa v, portion .of-the vise detached; F1g.- 111s a collective detail view ofi certain parts ot the device; Q r 5 Referring to the drawings,-1 designates Patented Jan. 31, 1911.

the standard to a milling machine, drill press, grinder, bench or to any objeetde sired.

The standard 1 is tapered and is designed to engage a similarly shaped socket in a ball 4, the upper end of the standard being proilded with a threaded socket 5 to receive the threaded terminal of a screw 6, the head portion of the block being rounded to constitute a continuation of the periphery of the ball, as shown in Fig. 6. To prevent the ball from havnig any rotary motion upon .the standard, the latter and: the ball are each provided with'a tapered groove, and these two grooves register and present a seat to receive a key or pm 10 that is driven upward through the basc-plate Mounted. upon the ball and-conforming to its'curvaturejs a block or cap 1.1 fitted with a clamping ring 12 and a clamping or retain ing band 13, therefor, said band being Suit ably provided with notches or sockets l l'rto be engaged by a pin wrench by which the band may be turned. To, hold-the band 13 assembled with theblock'or cap 11, the latter is provided ekteriorly witlra semi-circular race I5 and the band interiorly'with a 00111-- plemental race 16, and these two races are plied through an opening in the. band that -is normally closed by a) threaded plug 18,,

That'portio'n of the socket that is engaged by the band is circumferentially reduced to providea downwardly facingshoulder 19', and this will receive the thrustof the band and relieve the balls of undue friction,

As will be noted by reference to-Fig. 2,

moved upward and the cap downward and The, grooves 8 ofthe hall are -enga'gedby engaged by bearing balls'17 that aresupthe lower edge of the clamping-ring is'dis: posed below the'eenter ofthe .ball' l so thatwhen the band is turned the ring willbe 00 thus firmly clam' Ithela't'ter againstinovement and at any esired angular adj'iistment.,

two bolts '20 mounted ,in'alinediorifices the-cap,- and each of these'bolts is provided withitwo seats-21 that-- are designed tof be' engaged by :a 3 vertically arren'ged 'sfbring To permit "insertion elidfremoval 01-13110 6' pressed pin 22, which, by'coaction with the bolts'27 from the... ohve'28, the inner will! seats, Wlll serve to hold the bolts either in fof'the'groove fiscutawdjiht one point/.1

'- or. out; of engagement with the ball. When. shown'at46 in Fig. 4, the in'cut-bemgfslifli:

6 the. bolts are in engagement with the ball the cientt'o permifi passage of the-lower'ends'o'f ca will be held against turning around {he thebolts 27 into the groove and-this recess 46 N be 'ahd when the bolts are outofenga' eis normally closed by e filler pieoe''l' -held f uent with the ball the cap willbe free' or 'assembled with'thecap by u' sc'rew 48 movement. I Under the latter conditionSit From the-foregoing description. be

10. will be understood, of course, that the band seen that the device of this invencion ey "he 13-is loosened. In order to'prev'ent thepins employed as'enordinary .henchvise; orfan'y 7,5 vfrom turning,-as they are'circular in cross 'kindfotmeohine where its use w onl df.be "of section, and to insure nroper oo-action be-' advantage; 1 tween 'thefseats and the'pins, each bolt is. We-claim: i 15 provided witha longitudinal groove 23 that 1. A device'of the. character describedgin- 4 1s engaged bya stud orprojection 24 carried 0111 mg 'aper'ipherally "grooved spherical 7 by the cap. I member. sl'ipportingm'eansitherefor; st-cap Mounted upon the cap 11 is the vise headarrahg'ednpm and conformingtothegeurve 25, shownin section in Fig.2 and in eleva; ture'iof'sa'idspherical member and c ry ng tion in Fig.1. This" head is provided with Vlse jaw s'upporting mean s, means carried by] orifices 26 to receive .bolts 27-, which are L- il jc lpreceived the-grooves, of said shaped and engage asimilarlyshaped cir-'= spherical" member and engagin sa id. memcumferential groove-28 in the capg nuts 29 her, a band-encompzis'sing sa'id'ceg sa id band engagingth'e bolts serving to confine t-hevis 5 j p being g dgd. iflicomplemental headfirmlywith the-:cap. "-race's,.' bea r ing fills received y s'aidraces' As shown in Fig. 1,: thehead 25. is provided and tau'lmgmali i i i necks of which are engaged byzstuds' 'or'pro' .cludi'ngf fl [p ripherally 'groved spherical jections 31 on the jaws-32 and 33, the former f; ppor mg ns ll .30 'ofwhich' is movable and the latter station}. ar g dq pvm p fif.rmmg toth Curvaary. fEach jaw is provided with a pair of; 5 1 i f 'l jsph l lcal counter-sunk openingstoI-re'ceive screws 3s se-Jaw supp rfilng' maiis, means carried that e'xtendbeyond the studs 31 and-have by sa d cap, r ece 1ved byfthe' grooves of said,

. their terminals threaded to be: engaged by p 'n a h nember nd e 'lgaglng sai'd mem- 35 nuts, 35 f arranged within the.- grooves 30. bcr,-sa-1d= cap being-reduced from below, a. 1

. .The movable jaw 32fis rovide'd with an in downwardly facing shoulder thus being 100- termediate lug-.36 that is providedw'ith aor edthereonyaband encircling SaIdCap threaded orifice 37 tube-engaged byQanpand received by-the reduction-thereof, means erating screw 38, one end of whi'ch' projects for the retent1on ofsa-1d .-=band 1n co'n'ta'ct q.b thexheadwand. is r d ith with said-shouldeg said bandantl'cephav; preferably,.polyg'onal shou der 39 -to be errlng 00m lementairace 's, andfbear mgfballs 1 'gaged by ,awrench, andthe other end ofarrange, "-'1 I 1 sa1d'races.=- 1 I which is, provided with a circumferential I dev ce of thecharacter-described;m grooveAOto be. engaged by a pin4l against eluding a lperlpherally -grooved "spherlcal 4, uns'crewing. 'Thefstat'ionary aw 33 .is-pro-L member, SupPO1:1Ilg II1Q&IlS therefor, 'a' cap -j'-.vid.e d- Qn -Jtsnn'der side with a plurality of iitted-upon sa d spher cal member and earry- 11o ins,.o'r lugs .42 that arejdesigned'to engage ing viseaw support ng means, me'ans'car- 1 gepressions'itfi in thenpperfaceof'the-cap" qrlediby,sa1d-c-ap., reee1ved:-=h the -g-r ooves of ..iBysthis'gtrrangenienhwhen' the screws sa d =-spher1 eal"member an engaglng jsard v 50, 44am. oosene'd, jthat-.hol dthe jawassembled member, said'c'a jbe ngjreduced from bel- .-.{wi'th:.the"head,= the-former-may be adjusted a"downwardlyae'n'igj jshoulderthus A 1 15 alongktheheadan'd be-positively held against formed thereon, a-c1rc uIar band encircling slippage-by..the-JugSAQa said cap-and received the IfllltitlOHtllGItfi. ,111i order.t ,rnaintain-.-tl1e head'properly. of,'sa'1d capgand band 1avmg. co.rnpl emental'-" ;centered{..rel;tive1yftostheiica; -2and:.als to; races'thene1ngbp 1ngrb l1 arranged-ensa dg dispensgwth a. center-pin {Eor thgis purpose,-.j .1race s-,-endearing-ham screwydzhreaided .0051- ;1''-r 1pg. s -employed;which.islreotangulari .n'e'ction: with: sa d-; -ba n' :for- {ltSjl'tBtfZRtlQH 5 1p QtQs$.-e t-in;.and t tir'ii registeri g p a'c x'weii e eb ns s etiw t s ge enulamgmotes-iorm I .-=1;he,.r1tder s de of; hsm gle rsaid mg s n actugigw s i t t e heed-end he'u p r i te- 'seee ellby. ."f

i nph ia i i fi a dbaSq-la m d im, A mile. QseeksiSe-Q Mng MI e. ar se ms-ease be H e otheradjigstments of theagertsffwhen in use. tiyely to the-pe' et al,j-a cap,.meens,=cam

by the cap to clamp it to the ball, bolts 0:11-

ried by the cap, and engaging the grooves and be'ing provided with pairs of seats, spring pins carried by the cap to engage thq seats to hold the belts in or out of engage inenfi with the grooves, and jaw members supported by the cup.

In testimony whereof we afiix our sigma tures in presence of two witnesses-.-

LAWRENOE L. BKOW. EMIL M. F. HELLER PETERSEN Witnesses CHRISTIAN JOHNSON R. ANDERSEN.

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