US989124A - Bottle-grinding device. - Google Patents

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US989124A
US989124A US49083109A US1909490831A US989124A US 989124 A US989124 A US 989124A US 49083109 A US49083109 A US 49083109A US 1909490831 A US1909490831 A US 1909490831A US 989124 A US989124 A US 989124A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B24—GRINDING; POLISHING
    • B24D—TOOLS FOR GRINDING, BUFFING OR SHARPENING
    • B24D5/00—Bonded abrasive wheels, or wheels with inserted abrasive blocks, designed for acting only by their periphery; Bushings or mountings therefor
    • B24D5/12—Cut-off wheels
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • My invention relates to a device tor grindlug stopper seats in bottles that contain inii prisoned stoppers. conical in shape, and in connection with which it is necessary to provide a tapering seat within the mouth of the bottle neck in order that the stopper may fit perfectly tight within the .mouthoi. the bottle when it is moved to the seat provided for it.
  • Figure 1 is a longitudinal or vertical section through my grinding device with a bottlo applied thereto and the device shown as it. appears in grinding operation.
  • Fig. 2 is in part a section and in part an elevation of the grinding tool and its support, the tool being shown as it appears when it. is entered into the mouth of the bottle.
  • Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the mandrel.
  • Fig. 4 is a 1 Brspeciivc view of the grinding tool.
  • Fig; is an enlarged cross section taken on line (5 -O, Fig. 1.
  • FIG. 2 designates a tn buiar grinding tool haymg a shank that 1s. seated in a socket in the spindle 8 and 13 secured to said spindlc in any suitable manner in order that it will lie it known that I, LOLTIS J. (jnncnmcs. i rotate with the spindle.
  • the means shown in the drawings Fig. 1 for holding the shank of the tool to the spindle being: a set screw.
  • the grinding tool is provided with a tapered oxpansible head, the cxpansibility of the head being acquired by the provision of longitudinal slots 14 therein and the weakening of the tool at the junction of its head and shank, as seen at 15. .
  • the end of the head of the grinding tool is beveled. as most clearly seen in Fig. 1.
  • this expanding rod designates an expanding rod extending longitudinally through the spindle 8 and tho grinding tool 2.
  • this expanding rod being: provided with a tapering head thatv is oi grcatcst diameter near its end and which is operable in the cxpansiblc head of the grinding tool.
  • the head of the expanding rod is provided with spurs 9 which scat in the slots 14 in the grinding tool head and therefore serve to connect the expanding i od and the grinding" tool so that they will rotate together upon rotation being imparted to the spindle Bio which the grinding tool is attached.
  • annular flange At the termination of the head of the expanding rod is an annular flange having a beveled lower or rear face that is adapted to be drawn to tho beveled end of the head of the grinding tool for the purpose of holding the sections of the expansible head of this tiool in accurate adjustment to provide for too external faces of these sections all being present in a gag circle.
  • the expanding rod is provided with a duct 17 extending longitudinally thcrcthrough and which is connected at its lower end.

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L. J. CRECELIUS.
BOTTLE GRINDING DEVICE.
APPLICATION FILED APR.19, 1909.
Patented Apr. 11, 1911.
f Qiibmgg UNITED STATES PATENT mm LOUIS J, CRECELIUS, OFST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, ASSIGNOR OF ONE-HALF TO CHARLES A. 'iI-IOMPSON AND ONE-HALF TO ERNEST C. JANSSEN, BOTH OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
BOTTLE-GRINDING DEVICE.
Specification of Letters Patent.
atntcd Apr. 11, 15H].
Application filed April 19v 1909. Serial No. 430,831.
To all IUILOTIL it 11111. 2; concern:
a citizen of the United States of America, residing at tit, Louis in the State of Missouri, have invciucd'ccrtain new and useful Improvements in Bottle-Grinding Devices,
of which the following is a full, clear, and
exact description, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, forming part of this specification.
My invention relates to a device tor grindlug stopper seats in bottles that contain inii prisoned stoppers. conical in shape, and in connection with which it is necessary to provide a tapering seat within the mouth of the bottle neck in order that the stopper may fit perfectly tight within the .mouthoi. the bottle when it is moved to the seat provided for it.
Figure 1 is a longitudinal or vertical section through my grinding device with a bottlo applied thereto and the device shown as it. appears in grinding operation. Fig. 2 is in part a section and in part an elevation of the grinding tool and its support, the tool being shown as it appears when it. is entered into the mouth of the bottle. Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the mandrel. Fig. 4 is a 1 Brspeciivc view of the grinding tool. Fig; is an enlarged cross section taken on line (5 -O, Fig. 1.
ln't-he accompanying drawings: (lQSlfI-' nates the neck of. a bottle within which, adjacent. to the mouth of the neck, is a stopper scat rib 11 upon which the grinding tool of my device is adaptcd'to operate for the purpose of providing such rib with a ground and perfectly acclp'ate. stopper seat that is of less diameter at. the outer edge of the rib than the diameter at the inner edge of the. rib in order that the imprisoned stopper 19. in the. bottle may. aftcr the rib is ground to provide for the desired scat. fit snugly in the rib with such degree of precision as to produce a water and air tightv joint between these members,
llci'crring' now to my grinding device. (3
designates a part of a frame that serves as a support for a hollow spindle 8 that is revolubly mounted in the. frame and upon which is a pulley 7 to which power may be applied for the operation or" the spindle.
2 designates a tn buiar grinding tool haymg a shank that 1s. seated in a socket in the spindle 8 and 13 secured to said spindlc in any suitable manner in order that it will lie it known that I, LOLTIS J. (jnncnmcs. i rotate with the spindle. the means shown in the drawings Fig. 1 for holding the shank of the tool to the spindle being: a set screw. The grinding tool is provided with a tapered oxpansible head, the cxpansibility of the head being acquired by the provision of longitudinal slots 14 therein and the weakening of the tool at the junction of its head and shank, as seen at 15. .The end of the head of the grinding tool is beveled. as most clearly seen in Fig. 1.
1 designates an expanding rod extending longitudinally through the spindle 8 and tho grinding tool 2. this expanding rod being: provided with a tapering head thatv is oi grcatcst diameter near its end and which is operable in the cxpansiblc head of the grinding tool. The head of the expanding rod is provided with spurs 9 which scat in the slots 14 in the grinding tool head and therefore serve to connect the expanding i od and the grinding" tool so that they will rotate together upon rotation being imparted to the spindle Bio which the grinding tool is attached. At the termination of the head of the expanding rod is an annular flange having a beveled lower or rear face that is adapted to be drawn to tho beveled end of the head of the grinding tool for the purpose of holding the sections of the expansible head of this tiool in accurate adjustment to provide for too external faces of these sections all being present in a truc circle. The expanding rod is provided with a duct 17 extending longitudinally thcrcthrough and which is connected at its lower end.
llllOilQ'l'l the medium of a couplingv 13. to a pipe ili througrh which the grinding: or abrasive suhstancc that is to be used in the grinding operation is conducted to the ertpandingrod to pass thercthrough into the bottle that is to bc operated upon.
3. designates a draw spring surrounding the expanding rod 1 and preferably partially seated in the spindle 8 against which one of its ends rests. The other end of the spring rests against a collar 4 fixed to the expanding: rod. 5 is a lever for imparting longitudinal movement. to the expanding rod 1. the lover being preferably pivoted to the frame 6 and hearing against the collar 4.
l'nthe practical use of my grinding device. a bottle that is to he operated upon is applied to the device, as seen inrl ig. 2,
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