US Patent: 1,929,270
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| Machine Tool
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Patentee:
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| Clifford A. Bickel (exact or similar names) - Sidney, OH |
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| 82/19 |
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| Not known to have been produced |
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Patent Dates:
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| Applied: |
Mar. 18, 1932 |
| Granted: |
Oct. 03, 1933 |
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Description: |
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It is the object of my invention to provide a machine tool which will produce work pieces of regular or irregular shape, with sides that are flat, concave or convex, of irregular diameter or regular diameter with any number of sides and in any predetermined form. It is my object to provide a machine tool which will cut a work piece automatically according to a predetermined form and, at the same time, impart to the work piece any number of sides of any shape. It is a further object to provide a machine tool which has the following characteristics:
(1) Means of automatically reciprocating the cutting tool in order to adjust the depth and speed of cut of the tool which in turn controls whether the face of the tool so cut shall be flat, concave, or convex, or of any predetermined configuration.
(2) A machine tool-in which the ratio of rotation of the work piece and the tool movement will determine the number of sides cut on the work piece.
(3) A machine tool in which the depth of cut by the cutting tool can be adjusted according to the form of face to be cut.
(4) A machine tool in which the carriage and tool is moved bodily transversely of the work according to the form to be cut to follow a predetermined configuration desired to be imparted to the work.
(5) A machine tool in which the carriage and tool are moved longitudinally of the work in order to cut the work longitudinally.
It is my object to provide a machine tool in which the number of sides formed on a work piece depends upon the ratio of the revolution of the work to tool movement in and out transversely of the work piece; and the depth of cut is so regulated as to determine whether the sides so being cut are flat, concave or convex.
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