Nothing Special   »   [go: up one dir, main page]

US114121A - Improvement in heel-dies - Google Patents

Improvement in heel-dies Download PDF

Info

Publication number
US114121A
US114121A US114121DA US114121A US 114121 A US114121 A US 114121A US 114121D A US114121D A US 114121DA US 114121 A US114121 A US 114121A
Authority
US
United States
Prior art keywords
heel
punch
plate
bolt
dies
Prior art date
Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
Expired - Lifetime
Application number
Publication date
Application granted granted Critical
Publication of US114121A publication Critical patent/US114121A/en
Anticipated expiration legal-status Critical
Expired - Lifetime legal-status Critical Current

Links

Images

Classifications

    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43FOOTWEAR
    • A43DMACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT OR METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING OR REPAIRING FOOTWEAR
    • A43D33/00Machines for assembling lifts for heels
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10TTECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T83/00Cutting
    • Y10T83/929Tool or tool with support
    • Y10T83/9411Cutting couple type
    • Y10T83/9452With tool contour adjusting means

Definitions

  • the invention relates to the arrangement of parts and method of constructing heel punches or dies for punching out heellifts or forming heels for boots and shoes.
  • the breast-cutter is an independent piece from the curved knife that cuts the sides and rear of the heel, and this cutter is removably fixed, and has provision for setting it more or less in from the end of the punch, so that a shorter or longer heel may be punched.
  • the punch is held down to the plate upon which it is mounted by a screw bolt and nut,
  • the head of the bolt having an eye or eyes through which the cross-bolt passes, and on the cross-bolt is fulcrumed a lever, one arm of which extends through the breast-formin g cutter, while the other arm extends back from the bolt and has pivoted upon it a swiveling gage and lifter-plate, which, by throwing down the outerend of the lever, is thrown up' and ejects the heel-lifts, while, when in normal position, it forms a bottom plate for the lifts to rest upon as they are punched and successively enter or are brought together in the punch.
  • This gage and lifter-plate in normal position, rest on the heads of two adj ustingscrews, and by turning these screws more or less the depth to which the gage-plate sinks into the punch is adjustably varied, so that heels of greater or lesser thickness may be formed, and, whatever the thickness, theplate, when it is thrown up, preserves its horizontality, and thus forces the heel-lifts from the punch without injuring,straining, or distorting them.
  • the drawing represents in plan, in central vertical section, and in vertical section through or in line with the cross-bolt, a heel-cutting punch or die embodying the invention.
  • a denotes a strong metal base-plate, to which the die is fastened.
  • b denotes the main cutter, formed of sheet-steel, with a sharp cutting-edge, and bent into shape, its sides being held between the clamps c d by the screw-bolt e, and they being kept at proper distance apart by the breast-cutter plate f.
  • the sides may, however, be more or less contracted, with reference to the plate f, by turning the bolt, and the punch may be made longer or shorter by changing the position of the breast-cutter f, pins 9 at the edges of whichmay enter either set of a series of holes, h, formed to receive them.
  • a lever, m Fulcrumed on the cross-bolt, between the two prongs of the bifurcated head of the bolt i, through which the cross-bolt passes, is a lever, m, the long arm of which extends through the breast-cutter, and the short arm of which has pivoted to two ears, 0, extending from its end, the gage and lifter plate 1), the pivotal connection enabling the plate to swivel in the punch, so that, at whatever its position as to height in the punch, it can be parallel to the top of the cutting-edge.
  • the lifter-plate is thrown up and down by the lever, and when down it rests upon the heads of the two adjusting-screws q, extending from and working in nut-threads in the plate a; and in such position the plate determines the thickness of heel which can be formed in the punch, the heel-lifts entering the punch as they are formed until it is full from the plate to the top of the cuttingedge.
  • the punch may be made of one band and its sides connected by the cross-bolt, and so that they may be brought more or less'distant; but for full-size l1eel-lifts we prefer the two cutters.
  • the heel-cutting punch or die having its 7 opposite sides connected by a cross-bolt, e, substantially as and for the purpose described.
  • the adjustable breast-cutter In combination with the curved cutter b, the adjustable breast-cutter], substantially as shown and described.

Landscapes

  • Punching Or Piercing (AREA)

Description

B. F F1SK & |V1.- B. STONE.
Improvement in Heel -Dies.
Patented April 25,1871.
UNITED Sqnrrns PATENT OFFICE.
BENJAMIN F. FISK AND MARK B. STONE, OF HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS.
lMPROVEMENT IN HEEL-DIES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 114,121, dated April 25, 1871.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, BENJAMIN F. FIsK and MARK B. STONE, both of Haverhill, in the county of Essex and State of Massachusetts, have jointly invented Improvements in Heel Punches or Dies; and we do hereby declare that the following, taken in connection with the drawin g which accompanies and forms part of this specification, is a description of our invention snlficient to enable those skilled in the art to practice it.
The invention relates to the arrangement of parts and method of constructing heel punches or dies for punching out heellifts or forming heels for boots and shoes.
In ordinary heel-punching dies there is no provision for adjustment of the cutting-edge to cut more than one size of heel, the edge bein g formed of one piece of metal or a continuous band; nor is there provision in such dies for expellin g the punched lifts without injuriously straining them or forcing them out of I shape; neither is there provision for adjustably determining the depth of heel which can be formed in the punch. Such provisions being the object we have had in view, we make a die or punch with its opposite sides (which are of spring-steel) embraced between clampbars which are connected by a stout screwbolt passing through the punch from side to side, the head of the bolt bearing upon one clamp, and the screw-threaded end passing through a nut-thread in the other, so that by screwing up the bolt the sides of the punch can be pressed in to cut a narrow heel, the sides pressing out (as the screw is loosened) by their own spring or elasticity.
The breast-cutter is an independent piece from the curved knife that cuts the sides and rear of the heel, and this cutter is removably fixed, and has provision for setting it more or less in from the end of the punch, so that a shorter or longer heel may be punched.
The punch is held down to the plate upon which it is mounted by a screw bolt and nut,
the head of the bolt having an eye or eyes through which the cross-bolt passes, and on the cross-bolt is fulcrumed a lever, one arm of which extends through the breast-formin g cutter, while the other arm extends back from the bolt and has pivoted upon it a swiveling gage and lifter-plate, which, by throwing down the outerend of the lever, is thrown up' and ejects the heel-lifts, while, when in normal position, it forms a bottom plate for the lifts to rest upon as they are punched and successively enter or are brought together in the punch. This gage and lifter-plate, in normal position, rest on the heads of two adj ustingscrews, and by turning these screws more or less the depth to which the gage-plate sinks into the punch is adjustably varied, so that heels of greater or lesser thickness may be formed, and, whatever the thickness, theplate, when it is thrown up, preserves its horizontality, and thus forces the heel-lifts from the punch without injuring,straining, or distorting them.
These details constitute the several features of our invention.
The drawing represents in plan, in central vertical section, and in vertical section through or in line with the cross-bolt, a heel-cutting punch or die embodying the invention.
a denotes a strong metal base-plate, to which the die is fastened. b denotes the main cutter, formed of sheet-steel, with a sharp cutting-edge, and bent into shape, its sides being held between the clamps c d by the screw-bolt e, and they being kept at proper distance apart by the breast-cutter plate f. y
The sides may, however, be more or less contracted, with reference to the plate f, by turning the bolt, and the punch may be made longer or shorter by changing the position of the breast-cutter f, pins 9 at the edges of whichmay enter either set of a series of holes, h, formed to receive them.
idenotes the bolt by which the spring is fastened to the base-plate, the upper part of the bolt having eyes k, through which the bolt passes, and the bolt being drawn down by the nut l, working on the screw-threaded end of the bolt and against the bottom of the plate.
Fulcrumed on the cross-bolt, between the two prongs of the bifurcated head of the bolt i, through which the cross-bolt passes, is a lever, m, the long arm of which extends through the breast-cutter, and the short arm of which has pivoted to two ears, 0, extending from its end, the gage and lifter plate 1), the pivotal connection enabling the plate to swivel in the punch, so that, at whatever its position as to height in the punch, it can be parallel to the top of the cutting-edge.
The lifter-plate is thrown up and down by the lever, and when down it rests upon the heads of the two adjusting-screws q, extending from and working in nut-threads in the plate a; and in such position the plate determines the thickness of heel which can be formed in the punch, the heel-lifts entering the punch as they are formed until it is full from the plate to the top of the cuttingedge.
By setting the screws higher or lower heels of various thicknesses can-be formed, and when thus formed by the punch and upon the gageplate the outer arm of the lever is depressed and forces up the gage-plate, which keeps its horizontality as it rises, and thus ejects the heel-lifts squarely, or without twisting or distorting them.
The punch may be made of one band and its sides connected by the cross-bolt, and so that they may be brought more or less'distant; but for full-size l1eel-lifts we prefer the two cutters.
We claim 1. The heel-cutting punch or die having its 7 opposite sides connected by a cross-bolt, e, substantially as and for the purpose described.
2. The heelcutting punch or die formed of the curved cutter-plate b and the straight outter-plate f, made separate and connected by the pressure of the curved plate upon the edges of the straight plate and suitable pins, substantially as described.
3. In combination with the curved cutter b, the adjustable breast-cutter], substantially as shown and described.
4. In combination with the punch or die, the
US114121D Improvement in heel-dies Expired - Lifetime US114121A (en)

Publications (1)

Publication Number Publication Date
US114121A true US114121A (en) 1871-04-25

Family

ID=2183584

Family Applications (1)

Application Number Title Priority Date Filing Date
US114121D Expired - Lifetime US114121A (en) Improvement in heel-dies

Country Status (1)

Country Link
US (1) US114121A (en)

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2765034A (en) * 1952-09-25 1956-10-02 Malew Eng Ltd Shearing dies comprising strip members which overlap where sharp bends occur

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2765034A (en) * 1952-09-25 1956-10-02 Malew Eng Ltd Shearing dies comprising strip members which overlap where sharp bends occur

Similar Documents

Publication Publication Date Title
US114121A (en) Improvement in heel-dies
US460774A (en) Die for cutting soles
US1098240A (en) Skiving-machine.
US55861A (en) Improvement in machines for fine-cutting tobiacco
US1307041A (en) Dieing-ottt attachment for presses
US1279535A (en) Die.
US27840A (en) Edge-plane fob boots and shoes
US130291A (en) Improvement in hand sole-cutters
US38026A (en) Improved edge-plane for trimming soles of boots
US1056448A (en) Cutting-die.
US240154A (en) Welt-trimmer
US174856A (en) Improvement in crimping-machines for leather
US238033A (en) Device for trim ming the sole-edges of boots and shoes
US514364A (en) Sole-slitting machine
US52282A (en) Improvement in cornstalk cutters and strippers
US317181A (en) Punching and cutting pliers
US47785A (en) Improvement in shears for marking cattle
US78211A (en) Improved machine for cutting heel-seats
US82335A (en) John l
US363107A (en) Edge-plane for trimming the sole-edges of boots or shoes
US37201A (en) Improved machine for screwing on the soles and heels of boots and shoes
US1030781A (en) Cutting and marking die.
US44420A (en) Improved shoe-shave
US136096A (en) Improvement in sole-edge-trimming tools
US1033764A (en) Sole-cutter and numbering-machine.