Method of making rotary brush with removable brush elements

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Miscellaneous

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51334, 51337, 15183, 15195, 15198, B24B 100

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050450913

ABSTRACT:
A rotary brush with removable brush elements is provided. The brush elements are disposed on a hub in a radial display. The brush elements include a resiliently flexible element which permits the brush to deflect at a greater angle from a rest position than the angle of deflection of the bristles of the brush from a normal position when the hub is rotated with the bristles in contact with the workpiece.

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