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Eugene E Schneider

Erwin Kessel

Michael Kessel

William L Noack

C Mark Leaphart

J Kirk Leaphart, Jr

A plunger storage unit with a base and a cap secured to the based. The base has a handle receiving void. A handle adapter is received in the handle receiving void. The handle adapter has an inner arc and an outer arc with a land between the inner arc and outer arc. Upper tabs and lower tabs are attached to the outer arc such that when the handle adapter is in the handle receiving void a portion of the cap is between the upper tabs and the lower tabs.

Plunger storage unit

A curved wood bending machine for bending solid, veneered or laminated wooden members has a support frame with a generally planar top member on which a plurality of guide rails are connected in predetermined circumferential relationship and radial planes from a common counterpoint on the top member so that clamping assemblies slidably mounted on the guide rails can be moved by suitable associated actuating means on the guide rails to predetermined positions relative each other. The clamping assemblies have a fixed vertical shoe and a coacting movable shoe which is activated by a suitable fluid pressure device such as a pneumatically operated cylinder and plunger arrangement so that a desired curvature can be established to fit and bend an elongated wooden member therein. Suitable locking members are provided to prevent accidental movement of the clamping assemblies after they are set for the predetermined shape for bending the elongated wooden member and a safety shield is provided to prevent operation and or release of the fluid pressure device on the clamping assemblies. Additionally, the curved wood bending machine, as above described wherein at least one or more of the clamping assemblies include, a two part base means for the operatively associated fixed and movable shoes which can be locked relative to each other for offsetting the fixed and movable shoes of each of such clamping assembly from the longitudinal line of the associated guide rail on which the clamping assembly is mounted. Additionally, the curved wood bending machine as above described including, a pair of coacting platens or expansion adapters to be connected to the fixed and movable shoes for increasing the area of and more uniformly distributing the curved wood bending machine.

Curved wood bending machine

A machine for precision cutting and finishing of curved wooden members, includes a generally vertically disposed column; a support assembly including a plurality of spaced, relatively narrow support guides; a radially adjustable clamping assembly on each of at least two support guides, each clamping assembly having two locking jaws, at least one locking jaw being fluidly operated to move relative to the other locking jaw and for holding and fixing the curved wooden member; an elongated beam rotatably connected at one end to the upper end of the column and cantilevered to extend radially outward therefrom for movement in a circumferential arc over the upper support members, a tool support having one end slidably connected to the elongated cantilevered beam and movable to and fro along the radially extending axis of the beam; a tool holder adjustably connected on the tool support for generally vertical and rotational movement, the tool holder including a T-connector having opposite tool connecting ends and two tool holding rods removably secured in the connecting ends, a cutting saw attachment having a cutting blade mounted on at least one of the tool holding rods; a rack and pinion assembly for moving the tool holder along a vertical axis with respect to the tool support; and a counterbalance weight system connected to the rack and pinion assembly so as to maintain the tool holder at any desired position with respect to the tool support.

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West Chester, OH, United States of America

Eugene E Schneider