Lubricated glass cutter

Cutlery – Combined cutlery or combined with ancillary feature – With means to apply transient fluid to tool

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3016495, 403116, 403378, B65B 300

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045718288

ABSTRACT:
Force upon the cutting head of a glass cutter will displace it rearwardly into the handle, thereby opening a valve by shifting an interconnecting tubular stem, admitting air into the reservoir. The air passes through the stem, the lubricant flows along its exterior, and both pass through a wick disposed to apply the lubricating fluid to the cutting wheel.

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Fletcher-Terry Company; Sketch showing the type of glass cutters, having self-contained oil reservoirs, that have been offered commercially, Sketch dated 8/4/83.

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