Woodworking – Special-work machine – Pencil sharpening
Patent
1996-05-31
1997-07-08
Bray, W. Donald
Woodworking
Special-work machine
Pencil sharpening
144 4, 144 46, 1441352, 142 40, 142 54, 269 50, 269 52, 409167, B27M 300
Patent
active
056451172
ABSTRACT:
A turner holds a wood blank while positioning it adjacent a cutting bit of a router to cut the blank into a shaped cylindrical object. The turner includes a mandrel and two mandrel wheels attachable to ends of the mandrel, which each have finger gripping portions. A wood block is disposed on the mandrel and the wheels are attached to the mandrel. Spacers may be used to position the wood block. The mandrel/wood block assembly is then moved adjacent a cutting bit, such as a router bit, to remove wood from the wood block. This enables generally cylindrically shaped objects to be formed which may then be polished and finished and used in pens, mechanical pencils, handles and like holders.
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Sanger Jay L.
Tompkins Mark P.
Wirth, Jr. John
Bray W. Donald
Woodworker's Supply
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