US950759A - Combined engine and tool-operating mechanism. - Google Patents

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J. WEINER.

COMBINED ENGINE AND TOOL OPERATING MEGHANISM.

APPLICATION FILED NOV. 16, 190B.

Patented Mar. 1, 1910.

ATTE ST (WW/A 1Q W UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

J'ARDO WEINER, OF CLEVELAND, OHIO, ASSIG-NOR OF ONE-HALF TO AUGUST LARSON AND ONE-HALF TO JOHN J. CASSIDY, BOTH OF QLEVELAND, OHIO.

COMBINED ENGINE AND TOOE-OPERATING IWECHANISM.

Application filed November 16, 1908. Serial No. 462,764.

and Tool-Operating Mechanism, of which the, following is a specification.

My invention relates to a combined dental engine and tool operating mechanism, and

. the invention consists in the construction and combination of parts substantially as shown and described and particularly pointed out in the claims. p

In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is a perspective view of the invention with a human hand by which it is supported and held for use and serving to illustrate the manner of use. Fig. 2 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional elevation of the entire detion on l1ne 6-6, Fig. 2.

As thus shown the invention comprises a barrel B of tubular form in which an electric motor and ma et and pole pieces are located, and which is so small, relatively, as

' are also the several parts therein, that the operator can rest the said barrel and its contents upon the hand with which he also gras s and controls the instrument. The said I arrel may be insulated from the parts within to avoid magnetic loss, or a non- "\magnetic barrel or cylinder may be used.

The plan of the invention is to have an exceedingly light running motor, say not exceedingv six volts, or three .dry batteries for all ordinary purposes, although no limitation as to source of power is intended. This enables a dentist to have a complete operating equipment in such small compass that he can readily carry it from place to place as above suggested but of course leaving it equally available for all local or oflice work.

Thebarrel B is preferably of non-magnetic sheet metal, such as brass, and is covered in by cap J at one end and disk L fixed on the other end of the barrel. The

v1ce complete for use. Fig. 3 is a cross secshaft S of the motor projects out beyond this disk and carries a relatively small pinion 8 on its end.

The drill or other dental tool T is operated from shaft S through a line of intervening mechanism seen clearly in Fig. 2. Thus, I employ a housing H of sheet metal which is supported atv an angle of substantially, degrees to the axis of. the motor and which comprises an annular head a having tubular extension 10 of less diameter thereon. Head a is rigidly secured through ears at its ends to band shaped extension I) on the end of barrel B and is provided with a depressed portion or enlargement at its Patented Mar. i, 1910.

bottom conforming in outline at its edge to said band extension. This extension 10 forms a support for tool T and driving spindle l2 and has'bearings 13 and 14, respectively, for said tool and spindle mounted within opposite ends thereof. Spindle 12 has a bored head 15 and a flattened side 16 adapted to accommodate a correspondingly flattened shank 17 of the tool, said parts coming together with a .wedging action and thus holding the tool in working position. Said spindle also has a tang end 18 adapted to enter and lock in hub 20 on short shaft 21.

Said shaft is rotatably mounted in a suit- I able bracket within housing H, in which is a bearing screw 23 for one end of said shaft, and a bevel gear 24 is fixed on this shaft. Power is transmitted to this gear from the motor shaft by gear 25 on short shaft 26, and bevel gear 26 on said shaft meshing with gear 24 at an angle as shown, said shaft 26 being suitably supported at its ends upon a disk or diaphragm L secured within housing H and band extension I).

What I claim is 1. The combination with the barrel and the motor therein, of a housing on the end of said barrel having a downwardly and outwardly inclined tubular extension," a tool driving'spindle having bearings in. said arm, a shaft constructed at one end to rotatably engage said spindle, and gear connections between said shaft and the motor shaft.

2. A barrel and a motor and shaft axially therein, .a housing on the end of said barrel having a ortion thereof dropped below the bottom 0' the barrel and provided with an annular head and a tubular extension proj ectin downward and outward therefrom, a tool driving member having hearings in the ends of said arm and constructed to en gage a tool rotatably therewith, and oper- JARDU VVEINER.

Witnesses:

E. M. Fireman, 1F. C. Museum.

said tool driving 1

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