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Class 125/11.09 - Fulcrum bar


Subclass of Class 125 - Stone working
Definition: Subject matter which includes a single lever or arm having
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 07/09/1985


NumberTitleIssue Date
4527537Dressing tool for grinding wheels
A diamond point type dressing tool with means for adjustment to dead center within a tolerance of &#b1;0.0001" is mounted to a control head assembly capable of producing horizontal, rotary and vertical movements of the tool either independently or simulta...
07/09/1985
4357928Dressing device for shaping grinding wheels
A dressing device for shaping grinding wheels for use in manufacture of gear wheels and the like, comprises an arm (4) supported intermediate its ends by a spherical bearing (5,9) for free angular movement about a fixed point (P) on the arm axis and for r...
11/09/1982
4354780Making formed milled cutters and key cutters
A machine forming teeth about the periphery of a round blank which has two faces at an angle to each other, and a peripheral edge. The teeth are to appear at both faces and the edge. A single rotary tooth cutter is given a single path to cut each tooth an...
10/19/1982
4291666Dressing tool for grinding wheels
A diamond point type dressing tool is mounted in a control head assembly capable of producing horizontal and vertical movements of the tool either independently or simultaneously to reproduce from a remotely disposed associated template any desired contou...
09/29/1981
4056136Portable tool guide
A guide apparatus for a portable tool, such as is used for carving or sculpturing wood. A maulstick is adapted to pivotally support the tool. It has a handle at one side, and is loosely guided by a post at its opposite side. The center portion of the maul...
11/01/1977
 
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