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Universal Skate Sharpener Ltd.

David H Weiler

Marcel Obrejanu

Frederick N Trofimenkoff

Joseph A Consay

James H Hannaford

Warren Myrfield

Donald M Dobie

In wireline operations, it is known to retrieve objects stuck in a well bore by means of a retrieving force applied to the object through the wireline and a wireline pulling tool attached to the wireline and engaged with the object. The present invention provides a wireline retrieving tool which is adapted to apply a large retrieving force on a pulling tool engaged with an object in the well bore without having that force transmitted directly through the wireline. The retrieving tool is adapted to be lowered into the well bore on the wireline to a position where the pulling tool engages the stuck object. Anchoring apparatus in the tool then anchor the tool against the tubular casing or tubing of the well bore and a controlled retrieving force generated in the tool is applied between the casing or tubing and the pulling tool to dislodge the object. A wireline power generating apparatus is provided to provide a controlled force in the interior of a well casing in a well bore.

Wireline hydraulic retrieving tool and downhole power generating assembly

In wireline operations, it is known to retrieve objects stuck in a well bore by application of a retrieving force applied to the object through the wireline and a wireline pulling tool attached to the wireline and engaged with the object. The present invention provides a wireline retrieving tool which is adapted to apply a large retrieving force on a pulling tool engaged with an object in the well bore without having that force transmitted directly through the wireline. The retrieving tool is adapted to be lowered into the well bore on the wireline to a position where the pulling tool engages the stuck object. Slips carried on in the tool then anchor the tool against the tubular casing or tubing of the well bore and a controlled retrieving force generated in the tool by an electric motor and hydraulic pump is applied between the casing or tubing and the pulling tool to dislodge the object.

Wireline hydraulic retrieving tool

Grinding apparatus is disclosed with the preferred embodiment being an automatic ice skate sharpening machine. The workpiece is secured to the frame, and a grinding wheel, mounted on a longitudinally moveable carriage, is biased against the workpiece for relative grinding movement. Sensing means are provided for detecting the grinding resistance of the workpiece on the grinding wheel, and control means responsive to the sensing means are provided for regulating the bias of the grinding wheel against the workpiece, in order to avoid chattering.

Skate sharpening apparatus

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Calgary, Canada

David H Weiler