Gear cutting – milling – or planing – Milling – Randomly manipulated – work supported – or work following device
Patent
1984-09-19
1987-04-07
Meister, James M.
Gear cutting, milling, or planing
Milling
Randomly manipulated, work supported, or work following device
409185, B23C 120
Patent
active
046556532
ABSTRACT:
A router with a revolving spindle having a cutter on the end has a housing supported by a face plate. The face plate is coupled to the housing via a pair of articulated joints, which may be adjusted to a selected one of many possible angles relating the supporting plane of the face plate with the axis of the spindle. The face plate contains a relatively large hole through which the spindle projects with said cutter being positioned beyond the supporting plane, so that the cutter may be seen during normal operation. A protractor scale is engraved on at least one of the articulated joint parts to identify a cutting angle. In another embodiment, a plurality of click stops are provided on one of the articulated joint parts for accurately setting a selected one of several angles to which the joint may be moved.
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Ryobi Power Tools catalog for 1984-1985, pp. 38-41.
Hall Robert J.
Karakis Charles H.
Kielek Matt
Hall Robert J.
Knoble John L.
Meister James M.
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