US Patent: 356,286 - Machine for crosscutting wood


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US Patent: 356,286

Machine for crosscutting wood

Patentee:

Frederick Mankey (exact or similar names) - Williamsport, PA

USPTO Classifications:

144/133.1

Tool Categories:

woodworking machines : specialty woodworking machines : wood ornamenting machines

Assignees:

None

Manufacturer:

Not known to have been produced

Witnesses:

Edgar Goodwin

James S. Greves

Patent Dates:
Applied:	Jul. 08, 1886
Granted:	Jan. 18, 1887

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Description:

"My invention consists in a machine for cross-cutting the surface of wood for the purpose of producing on said surface a new configuration, ornamental in character. By "crosscutting" I mean forming channels, grooves, recesses, or indentations in and upon the surface of the wood, transversely or at an angle to the natural direction of the grain of said wood." The inventor had obtained two or three process patents in the year previous; they are not in DATAMP because process patents are outside of our scope.