Improved Hand Apparatus for End Facing and Cutting Metal.
Year: 1895

page_text: Date of Application, 7th Dec., 1895
Complete Specification Left, 5th Sept., 1896-Accepted, 5th Dec., 1896
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improved Hand Apparatus for End Facing and Cutting Metal.
ALFRED JAMES JUNG, 3 Kimboltons Regent's Park Road, Church End,
Finchley, N. Engine Fitter, HENRY JOHN LONEY, 42 The Crescent, St. Ann's
Road, Stamford Hill, Engine Fitter, do hereby declare the nature of this invention
to be as follows :—
The two cones c c on which the bar bb' revolves are screwed down by the
nuts d d. The tool carrier a slides in a horizontal line in a parallel slot cut in b
and is adjusted by a screw e which is manipulated by a projection fixed on the
outside of the face to be cut, striking the lever f and being pulled back into its
place by a spring g. The tool is fixed in the carrier a, the cut is put on by a
wedge passing through the carrier a and being adjusted by a thumb screw i.
k is the handle at the extremity of the bar bl.
j is a cover screwed down on and bearing on the top of the carrier a.
h is a piece of metal tapering gradually from one end, and having the tapered
end screwed to allow the thumb-screw i to screw on it.
The cut is put on by turning the thumb-screw i which brings the wedge / forward,
and presses on top of the tool, pushing it forward.
13th February 1896
ALFRED JAMES JUNG 3 Kimboltons, Regent's Park Road Church End
Finchley, N., Engine Fitter, HENRY JOHN LONEY 42 The Crescent, St. Ann's
Road, Stamford Hill, Engine Fitter, do hereby declare the nature of this invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and
ascertained in and by the following statement:-
The two cones cc' on which the bar b¹ revolves are screwed down by the
nuts d d'. The tool carrier a slides in a horizontal line in a parallel slot cut in b
and is adjusted by a screw e which is manipulated by a projection fixed on the
outside of the face to be cut, striking the lever f and being pulled back into its
place by a spring g. The tool is fixed in the carrier a. The cut is put on by a
wedge h passing through the carrier a and being adjusted by a thumb screw i.
k is the handle at the extremity of the bar 6'. j is a cover screwed down on 6 and
bearing on the top of the carrier a. h is a piece of metal tapering gradually from
one end and having the tapered end screwed to allow the thumb screw i to screw
on it. The cut is put on by turning the thumb screw i which brings the wedge h
forward and presses on top of the tool pushing it forward.

page_text: Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion, and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what I
claim is.
1. The use of a bar applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing and
cutting metal, as described and shown in b b¹ on the drawings.
2. The use of the cones applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing and
cutting metal, as described and shown in c c¹ on the drawings.
3. The use of a tool carrier applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing
and cutting metal, as described and shown in a on the drawings.
4. The use of a screw applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing and
cutting metal, as described and shown in e on the drawings.
5. The use of a lever applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing and
cutting metal, as described and shown in f on the drawings.
6. The use of a spring applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing
and cutting metal, as described and shown in 9 on the drawings.
7. The use of a wedge applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing and
cutting metal, as described and shown in h on the drawings.
8. The use of a thumb screw applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing
and cutting metal, as described and shown in i on the drawings.
9. The use of a handle applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing and
cutting metal, as described and shown in on the drawings.
10. The use of a cover applied to improved hand apparatus for end facing and
cutting metal, as described and shown in ; on the drawings.
11. The use of a tapering piece of metal or wedge applied to improved hand
apparatus for end facing and cutting metal, as described and shown in / on the
drawings.
Dated this 4th day of September 1896.
ALFRED JAMES JUNG.
HENRY JOHN LONEY.