Chuck for rotary tool

Chucks or sockets – Socket type – Pivoted jaws

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279 1C, 279106, B23B 3114, B23B 3118

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043032524

ABSTRACT:
A chuck for a rotary tool includes a body having a cylindrical bore for receiving the shank of a work performing member. A sleeve surrounds the body and forms an annular space in which is disposed a pair of opposed jaws which extend through opposed slots in the body for forcibly engaging the shank. The jaws each include an integral lever and an outer edge forming a fulcrum about which the levers are pivoted to force the jaws into engagement with the shank. A nut with a conical cam surface is threadedly disposed on the body and engages the levers in response to manual turning of the nut to clamp or release the shank.

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patent: 421718 (1890-02-01), Ives
patent: 609478 (1898-08-01), Sturgis
patent: 1649567 (1927-11-01), Bruckmann
patent: 2356245 (1944-08-01), Johnson
patent: 3495844 (1970-02-01), Dee
patent: 3762732 (1973-10-01), Speed
patent: 3794335 (1974-02-01), Thackston et al.

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