Hand held tufting machine

Details Hand held tufting machine Hand held tufting machine

1975-06-12

1977-02-08

Hunter, H. Hampton

Sewing

Special machines

Embroidering

D05C 1506

Patent

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040066940

ABSTRACT:
A tufting machine employs a manual crank and gearing on one side of a support plate for driving a rotary eccentric and a crank arm on the other side. The rotary eccentric causes orbital motion of the upper end of a body, and a hollow needle fixed to the body is guided in a stationary ring fixed to the support plate. The crank arm is connected by a link to a slide block guided for movement longitudinally of the body. A solid needle fixed to the slide block has a lower end which moves above and below the yarn entrance window near the lower end of the hollow needle. A grip handle at the upper end of the support plate enables the device to be manually tilted to control the length of the stitch.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1932516 (1933-10-01), Gilleland
patent: 2007356 (1935-07-01), Webster
patent: 2635567 (1953-04-01), Drake
patent: 2887076 (1959-05-01), Sterner

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