Holddown and chip removal means for a cutting machine

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1988-05-31

1989-04-18

Weidenfeld, Gil

Gear cutting, milling, or planing

Milling

With means to remove chip

51273, 83100, 144252R, 408 67, 408 95, B23Q 1102

Patent

active

048222194

ABSTRACT:
A cutting machine has a planar support surface for supporting a work piece and a carriage supported for movement above the planar surface. The carriage independently supports a vacuum shroud having a body portion partially defining a chamber and at least one duct portion outwardly extending therefrom. The body portion is adjustably fixed to the carriage through a connecting flange which extends upwardly from the body portion. The body portion also has a base portion that supports a resilient layer and a contact elements, the layer when it is compressed, exerts a force between the base portion and the contact element contacting the work piece supported on the planar support surface.

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patent: 4037982 (1977-07-01), Clement
patent: 4340326 (1982-07-01), Buonauro et al.
patent: 4738571 (1988-04-01), Olson et al.

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