Patent classifications
B23C1/20
Surface Precision Defect Shaver
An apparatus for precision shaving is provided. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes an endmill cutter, a base frame, and a motor adjacent to the base frame and having a shaft on one end. A coupler is positioned between the shaft and the endmill cutter. A positioning slide is housed within the base frame and a coupler frame and a first gear are fastened to the positioning slide. A second gear is adjacent to the first gear, the second gear having a set of first teeth and a set of second teeth positioned opposite the set of first teeth. The set of first teeth and the set of second teeth are separated by a gap.
Process for applying graphene layer to metallic firearm elements
A process of eliminating friction and increasing structural hardness and durability and increasing longevity in the fabrication of metallic structures including at least one mechanical machining device with at least one cutting device, at least one element of material stock, and a reactionary lubricant, the process having the steps of placing the material stock on the working surface of a mechanical machining device, initiating the machining device wherein a cutting device will spin and be used to shape a firearm component, adding the reactionary lubricant to both the spinning drill bit engaged in shaping the firearm component and the firearm component's surface, and by an in situ chemical formation process the firearm component will obtain a layer of graphene formed through the friction, heat, and pressure bearing on spinning drill bit and firearm component surface, reducing the asperities in the material of the firearm component as the component is machined.
Process for applying graphene layer to metallic firearm elements
A process of eliminating friction and increasing structural hardness and durability and increasing longevity in the fabrication of metallic structures including at least one mechanical machining device with at least one cutting device, at least one element of material stock, and a reactionary lubricant, the process having the steps of placing the material stock on the working surface of a mechanical machining device, initiating the machining device wherein a cutting device will spin and be used to shape a firearm component, adding the reactionary lubricant to both the spinning drill bit engaged in shaping the firearm component and the firearm component's surface, and by an in situ chemical formation process the firearm component will obtain a layer of graphene formed through the friction, heat, and pressure bearing on spinning drill bit and firearm component surface, reducing the asperities in the material of the firearm component as the component is machined.
4-AXIS CNC MACHINE
A portable computer numerical control (CNC) machine is described. The CNC machine has an X-axis, a Y-axis, and a Z-axis, and comprises: a machine head, a base comprising a pair of X-axis guiding rails; a connecting beam and at least one Y-axis guide rail; a sub-assembly having a platform and at least one Z-axis guide rail on the platform; and a tool assembly secured to the platform of the sub-assembly, as well as corresponding X-Axis, Y-Axis and Z-axis clamps to allow the machine head to move along the X, Y, Z axes. The tool assembly of the CNC machine further allows the machine head to rotate about an axis that is perpendicular to the Z-axis.
4-AXIS CNC MACHINE
A portable computer numerical control (CNC) machine is described. The CNC machine has an X-axis, a Y-axis, and a Z-axis, and comprises: a machine head, a base comprising a pair of X-axis guiding rails; a connecting beam and at least one Y-axis guide rail; a sub-assembly having a platform and at least one Z-axis guide rail on the platform; and a tool assembly secured to the platform of the sub-assembly, as well as corresponding X-Axis, Y-Axis and Z-axis clamps to allow the machine head to move along the X, Y, Z axes. The tool assembly of the CNC machine further allows the machine head to rotate about an axis that is perpendicular to the Z-axis.
In-situ cutting on wing-to-fuselage attachment of aircraft using on-wing tool
In one example, an on-wing method for in-situ cutting on a wing-to-fuselage attachment includes attaching a first mount plate having a first linear bearing to provide movement in a first linear direction relative to the first mount plate, attaching a second mount plate having a second linear bearing to provide movement in a second linear direction relative to the second mount plate, attaching a tool mounting member to the second linear bearing to move with the second linear bearing, attaching a cutter to the tool mounting member to be adjustable relative to the second linear bearing, adjusting a depth position of a cut to be made on the wing-to-fuselage attachment, adjusting a width position of the cut, and moving the tool along a length direction of the cut to make the cut on the wing-to-fuselage attachment along the length direction at the adjusted depth position and the adjusted width position.
In-situ cutting on wing-to-fuselage attachment of aircraft using on-wing tool
In one example, an on-wing method for in-situ cutting on a wing-to-fuselage attachment includes attaching a first mount plate having a first linear bearing to provide movement in a first linear direction relative to the first mount plate, attaching a second mount plate having a second linear bearing to provide movement in a second linear direction relative to the second mount plate, attaching a tool mounting member to the second linear bearing to move with the second linear bearing, attaching a cutter to the tool mounting member to be adjustable relative to the second linear bearing, adjusting a depth position of a cut to be made on the wing-to-fuselage attachment, adjusting a width position of the cut, and moving the tool along a length direction of the cut to make the cut on the wing-to-fuselage attachment along the length direction at the adjusted depth position and the adjusted width position.
OFFSET BASE FOR ROUTER
The present invention provides, in one aspect, a router including a motor unit and a base configured to selectively receive the motor unit to support the router on a work piece surface. The motor unit includes a motor and a spindle configured to output a torque supplied by the motor. The base includes an input shaft configured to selectively couple to the spindle, an output shaft laterally offset from the input shaft, and a belt. The input shaft includes a first pulley and the output shaft includes a second pulley and a tool holder. The belt wraps around the first and second pulleys to rotationally couple the input shaft to the output shaft. When the motor unit is received into the base, the spindle couples to the input shaft.
DEVICE FOR MAKING AN OPENING IN AN OBJECT OF INTEREST
A kit for making an aperture in an object of interest comprises: a hand-held tool configured for securing a milling cutter therewithin and a guiding member conformally shaped to the aperture. The guiding member is securable to a portion to be removed of the object of interest. the guiding member has a rim. The hand-held tool is provided with a bulge guidable by the rim such that such the milling cutter, when being manually movable along the rim, cuts the aperture in the object of interest.
DEVICE FOR MAKING AN OPENING IN AN OBJECT OF INTEREST
A kit for making an aperture in an object of interest comprises: a hand-held tool configured for securing a milling cutter therewithin and a guiding member conformally shaped to the aperture. The guiding member is securable to a portion to be removed of the object of interest. the guiding member has a rim. The hand-held tool is provided with a bulge guidable by the rim such that such the milling cutter, when being manually movable along the rim, cuts the aperture in the object of interest.