Patent classifications
B23D77/14
CUTTING TOOL
A cutting tool includes a body, a blade, and a position adjustment screw. The body surrounds an axial line. The blade includes a cutting edge portion and a shank portion. The position adjustment screw is in contact with the shank portion. The position adjustment screw includes a head portion in contact with the shank portion and a joint portion continuous to the head portion and joined to the body. The head portion includes a tip end surface in contact with the shank portion, a connection surface continuous to the joint portion, and an outer circumferential surface continuous to each of the tip end surface and the connection surface. When viewed in a direction perpendicular to the axial line, a part of the outer circumferential surface is exposed through the second hole and a remainder of the outer circumferential surface is covered with the body.
BLACK HAWK BUSHING REMOVAL AND REAMER DEVICE
The device disclosed herein allows a user to maintain the outboard stabilator of a Blackhawk helicopter. The device, which comprises a kit, allows a user to remove damaged outdoor stabilator bushings from a Blackhawk. Upon removal, the device enables a user to install new outdoor stabilator bushings. Additionally, the device allows a user to ream the newly installed outdoor stabilator bushings so that the outboard stabilator may be reinstalled upon the Blackhawk and safely flown.
SPRAY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS AND WELDING GUN NOZZLE CLEANING SYSTEMS INCLUDING SPRAY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS
An anti-spatter spray containment system includes: an enclosure having a nozzle insertion orifice on a first side and a drain orifice on a second side of the enclosure; a spray nozzle configured to spray fluid toward a nozzle inserted into the nozzle insertion orifice, wherein the enclosure is configured to funnel the fluid in a direction toward the second side; and a baffle configured to block at least a first portion of sprayed fluid from the spray nozzle from exiting the enclosure via the nozzle insertion orifice, the first side configured to block at least a second portion of the sprayed fluid from the spray nozzle that is not blocked by the baffle.
SPRAY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS AND WELDING GUN NOZZLE CLEANING SYSTEMS INCLUDING SPRAY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS
An anti-spatter spray containment system includes: an enclosure having a nozzle insertion orifice on a first side and a drain orifice on a second side of the enclosure; a spray nozzle configured to spray fluid toward a nozzle inserted into the nozzle insertion orifice, wherein the enclosure is configured to funnel the fluid in a direction toward the second side; and a baffle configured to block at least a first portion of sprayed fluid from the spray nozzle from exiting the enclosure via the nozzle insertion orifice, the first side configured to block at least a second portion of the sprayed fluid from the spray nozzle that is not blocked by the baffle.
METHOD OF MAKING A FIREARM BARREL
The present invention provides a method for chambering a barrel of a gun comprising the steps of: providing a chamber reamer comprising a shank extending longitudinally between a front end and a rear end and having a plurality of cutting flutes disposed between the front end and the rear end; a shaft extending to the rear end of the shank and adapted to rotate the shank along an interior of the barrel to form a chamber therein, wherein the shank comprises a body region that extends to a shoulder region that transitions to a case mouth that extends to a throat connected to a free bore, wherein the body region comprises a rear diameter near the breech face of about 0.4718; and a body shoulder junction diameter of about 0.4625; wherein the shoulder region comprises a shoulder case mouth junction diameter is between 0.31 to 0.32; a breech face to lead-in bore junction length of between 2.1 to 2.2; a breech face to body-shoulder junction length of between 1.80-1.85; and a breech face to shoulder neck junction length of between 1.9-2.0; aligning the chamber reamer with a barrel in which a chamber is to be formed; rotating the chamber reamer; and pushing the chamber reamer into the barrel to from a chamber in the barrel.
METHOD OF MAKING A FIREARM BARREL
The present invention provides a method for chambering a barrel of a gun comprising the steps of: providing a chamber reamer comprising a shank extending longitudinally between a front end and a rear end and having a plurality of cutting flutes disposed between the front end and the rear end; a shaft extending to the rear end of the shank and adapted to rotate the shank along an interior of the barrel to form a chamber therein, wherein the shank comprises a body region that extends to a shoulder region that transitions to a case mouth that extends to a throat connected to a free bore, wherein the body region comprises a rear diameter near the breech face of about 0.4718; and a body shoulder junction diameter of about 0.4625; wherein the shoulder region comprises a shoulder case mouth junction diameter is between 0.31 to 0.32; a breech face to lead-in bore junction length of between 2.1 to 2.2; a breech face to body-shoulder junction length of between 1.80-1.85; and a breech face to shoulder neck junction length of between 1.9-2.0; aligning the chamber reamer with a barrel in which a chamber is to be formed; rotating the chamber reamer; and pushing the chamber reamer into the barrel to from a chamber in the barrel.
Black Hawk bushing removal and reamer device
The device disclosed herein allows a user to maintain the outboard stabilator of a Blackhawk helicopter. The device, which comprises a kit, allows a user to remove damaged outdoor stabilator bushings from a Blackhawk. Upon removal, the device enables a user to install new outdoor stabilator bushings. Additionally, the device allows a user to ream the newly installed outdoor stabilator bushings so that the outboard stabilator may be reinstalled upon the Blackhawk and safely flown.
Precision Ammunition Cartridge Reaming Device Background of The Invention
A precision ammunition cartridge reaming device employs a body die having an interior cavity into which an ammunition cartridge is insertable through a first end. A reaming tool rotationally powered is insertable into the interior cavity through a second end. Rotation of the reaming tool trims the interior of a neck area of the ammunition to form a concentric surface with the exterior thereof. The distal edge of the cartridge may also be trimmed by the reaming tool to form each sequentially inserted cartridge to an equal length.
Precision Ammunition Cartridge Reaming Device Background of The Invention
A precision ammunition cartridge reaming device employs a body die having an interior cavity into which an ammunition cartridge is insertable through a first end. A reaming tool rotationally powered is insertable into the interior cavity through a second end. Rotation of the reaming tool trims the interior of a neck area of the ammunition to form a concentric surface with the exterior thereof. The distal edge of the cartridge may also be trimmed by the reaming tool to form each sequentially inserted cartridge to an equal length.
BLACK HAWK BUSHING REMOVAL AND REAMER DEVICE
The device disclosed herein allows a user to maintain the outboard stabilator of a Blackhawk helicopter. The device, which comprises a kit, allows a user to remove damaged outdoor stabilator bushings from a Blackhawk. Upon removal, the device enables a user to install new outdoor stabilator bushings. Additionally, the device allows a user to ream the newly installed outdoor stabilator bushings so that the outboard stabilator may be reinstalled upon the Blackhawk and safely flown.