Auxiliary control technology for routers

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1989-05-01

1991-01-22

Howell, Daniel W.

Gear cutting, milling, or planing

Milling

Process

51273, 144252R, 408 56, 408 67, 408241G, 409137, B23Q 1102

Patent

active

049867032

ABSTRACT:
A dust collecting assembly for use with a machine tool having a rotating tool bit, which includes means for applying a plurality of parallel jets of air in the direction of particles as they are removed from a workpiece by the tooling operation. The jets of air are directed to slow down the particles so that they may be removed by a vacuum exhaust system. In applying the method to multi-directional tooling operations a plurality of jets surround the entire work area and selected subgroups of the jets are activated which oppose the trajectory of removed particles as the direction of the tooling operation changes.

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