Geometrical instruments – Scriber – Curved line
Patent
1984-06-20
1986-06-17
Martin, Jr., William D.
Geometrical instruments
Scriber
Curved line
B43L 1104
Patent
active
045947848
ABSTRACT:
An arm extends out over the surface on which the ellipse is to be drawn, from a support in the form of a base plate with a handle that can be grasped to hold the support in a desired position. A piece of string is slackly fixed at two space sites along its length to two selected places spaced along the length of the arm of the support. A string-follower is provided in the form of a shaft having an arm radially and rotatably projecting from its lower end. At a site displaced from the shaft, a perforation is provided down through this arm. A drawing instrument is mounted to the string-follower so that its drawing tip underlies the lower opening of the perforation. The string extends down through the perforation to limit to limit the envelope of excursion of the string-follower in drawing an ellipse.
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