Abstract: The power tool has a magnetic base with superimposed permanent magnet assemblies. The upper assembly can be moved relative to the lower assembly to shunt or reinforce the magnetic field. When the sensing probe is pushed into the base the electric motor can be switched on to rotate a spindle on which a rotary cutting tool is axially mounted. The tool feed is controlled by a handle which can be mounted on either side of the tool housing. A coolant reservoir on the base has a hose connected to a pump which is connected to a manifold supplying coolant to the interior of the cutting tool. The cutting tool is biased upwardly and pinches off the coolant when the tool is raised from the work.

Abstract: A portable lathe device is modular in character and can be employed for flange facing, line boring or other purposes. The spindle carrying the tool means is readily axially adjustable, and the radial feed rate for a facing head tool carrier is infinitely variable and reversable.

Abstract: The stand for a portable power drill has a base supporting an upright column on which a clamp is mounted for slideable movement to a desired height where it is fixed. A carriage is slideably mounted on the column with a bushing on each side of the clamp. A spring biases the carriage upwardly. A power drill is clamped on the carriage and the carriage can be moved downwardly relative to the clamp against the bias of the spring to feed the drill bit into the work. A lock plate having an aperture slightly larger than the diameter of the column fits over the column and is spring biased to tilt on a fulcrum on the underside of the clamp. When tilted, the aperture edges engage ("and bite") the column to support the carriage and drill. The plate has a pad which is depressed against the spring bias to release the plate so the clamp and carriage can be raised or lowered.

Abstract: A drilling stand has an axially extending guide column with a U- or C-shaped transverse cross-section forming an interior space in which a carriage is guided for movement in the axial direction. A drilling unit is mounted on the carriage and includes a drive member supported on the carriage within the interior space and a receiving part forming a holder for a drilling tool, connected to the drive member and projecting laterally outwardly from the guide column.

Abstract: A cam operated machining unit for use in providing principally, either, a drilling, reaming, counterboring, trepanning or threading function, upon another component being machined, the unit includes a spindle rotatably supported within a quill, with the spindle having the tool held therein, with the combination of the spindle and quill being disposed for longitudinal shifting, especially in a rapid approach, a constant feed speed, and then a rapid retraction from its position of performing a machining function upon the component being worked; the composite spindle includes a first gear, and which interconnects by a series of intermediate gears with a cam shaft arranged gear, with the cam shaft holding a cylindrical cam which is intermated with conjugate cam followers, that are fixed upon the quill, all being operatively associated with drive means furnishing the rotational movement for turning of the spindle and its tool, with the intermediate gears translating its rotational force to the cam for inducing the

Abstract: Apparatus is disclosed for threading tapping holes in workpieces wherein the tapping hole is surrounded by a surface having alternating recesses and arcuate projections which are to be threaded. The apparatus has a hold-down plate one side of which is movable against the exposed side of the workpiece, a carrier which is reciprocable toward and away from the workpiece by a plunger and a spring, a tool holder which has external threads meshing with the internal threads of a nut in the hold-down plate and a helical cam groove receiving a pin of the carrier, and a fluted tap which is coaxially affixed to the holder and extends into the tapping hole when the hold-down plate abuts against the workpiece whereby the externally threaded ribs of the tap which alternate with the flutes extend into the recesses in the surface surrounding the tapping hole.

Abstract: Drive mechanism for a feed screw or threaded spindle for tool machines. The threaded spindle is drivable both by a drive motor and also by a handwheel which can be coupled by an axial shifting movement of a control rod. The drive connection between the drive motor and the threaded spindle is released through an axial movement of the handwheel, so that the output shaft on the motor on the one hand is not moved in response to a rotational movement of the handwheel and, on the other hand, cannot drive the threaded spindle in the case of an unintended start.

Abstract: A dwell assembly back spotface for use with a reverse feed drill to provide an accurate depth of cut together with cutter dwell to insure a clean hole.

Abstract: Dismountable machining apparatus for use at different work site locations, and having base means releasably attachable to a workpiece, and having a collar including an opening having a predetermined central axis and having attachment means, drive housing means connecting releasably with the attachment means, and defining a central opening in registration with said central opening of said portions, so that the drive housing means may be assembled and disassembled from said base member at a work site, drive sleeve means in the drive housing incorporating a central bore, drive transmission means for the drive sleeve means, and adapted to be coupled to a power source for driving the drive sleeve, an auxiliary drive connected to the drive sleeve, and driven in unison therewith, a machining bar member slidably received within the drive sleeve whereby the machining bar member may be rotatably driven by the drive sleeve, and may be axially slid therein, and being releasable, a feed housing and a feed sleeve member fo

Abstract: In a stand for supporting a drilling tool, a guide block is movably supported on a guide column. The drilling tool is attached to the guide block. Rollers are mounted in the guide block and contact the guide column for effecting rolling movement of the block along the column. Elastic members associated with the rollers assure contact between the rollers and the column.

Abstract: A machine tool has a table, a standard, a head part displaceable on the standard relative to the table, a main spindle arranged in the head part, an electric motor arranged in the head part for driving the main spindle in rotation, a tool changing arrangement arranged in the head part for aligning and coupling a tool with the main spindle, and a rotary element for displacing the head part relative to the table, which rotary element is arranged so that it is rotated by the electric motor and displaces, during the rotation, the head part relative to the table.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a reamer for hollow shafts of turbines. Particularly the invention relates to a reamer for hollow shafts, and comprises a casing provided with self-centering means for insertion into the shaft bore, a motor slidable axially inside said casing, means for moving said motor axially, a drive shaft rotated by said motor rigid therewith in its axial movements and keyed to a reaming head which is rotatable relative to said casing but axially fixed relative thereto; the invention further comprises at least one reaming tool rotated by said reamining head, and cam means for guiding said reaming tool along a curved trajector lying in a radial plane of said reaming head and operated by the axial movement of said drive shaft.

Abstract: Machining apparatus for machining a workpiece with a work-performing tool comprising a frame on which a tool carrier is mounted for reciprocal movement toward and away from the workpiece and a feed unit for moving the tool carrier between a partially retracted position and a fully retracted tool change position and for moving the tool carrier from the partially retracted position reciprocally through a machining stroke to machine a workpiece. The feed unit includes a drive transmitting assembly which is reciprocally mounted on the frame and which comprises extensible and contractible means connected to the tool carrier. A first drive means reciprocates the drive assembly while the extensible and contractible means remains fixed so as to move the tool carrier reciprocally through a machining stroke and a second drive means actuates extensible and contractible means to move the tool carrier between its partially and fully retracted positions.

Abstract: A working stand for collarless electrical home worker machines, which machines have at the end of their drive shaft a threaded section for screwing on or attachment of a drill chuck. A machine holder is moveable up and down a vertical polygon guide column and can be fixed in position at whatever desired height. The guide column has a toothing, in which there engages a gear which is driveable by means of a hand crank, the gear being mounted in the machine holder. The machine holder has a pair of adjustable clamping jaws embracing the polygon guide column. In the machine holder a vertical shaft is rotatably mounted, which shaft on the upper end has an axially interior threaded section for reception of the drive shaft of the machine and on the lower end, which end projects from the machine holder, has a threaded section for the screw-on attachment of the drill chuck.

Abstract: A machine tool feed system of the type in which a tool supporting sliding carriage is moved toward and away from a workpiece which includes a mechanism for moving the carriage initially in a smoothly accelerated-decelerated rapid advance stroke toward the work and further moving the carriage in the same direction through a predetermined work stroke in a slower feed motion while the tool operates on the work. The mechanism thereafter retracts the tool carriage away from the work in a smoothly accelerated-decelerated rapid return stroke equal in distance to the feed stroke added to the rapid advance stroke. Mechanisms are provided for a first drive for the rapid advance stroke and a second drive for the work stroke, with interconnection with the tool carriage which unlock a portion of the first drive mechanism while initiating the second drive for the work stroke, and regenerating or relocking the interconnectionn during the composite rapid return stroke.

Abstract: A vertical drive mechanism is provided for a cutting apparatus. The cutting pparatus can be used for in place machining of a valve seat which may include an annular turntable adapted to be rotatably mounted on the valve above the valve seat. A feed shaft is mounted through the turntable so as to be rotatable therewith, and a bottom of the feed shaft is adapted to receive a cutter for machining the valve seat. The vertical drive mechanism is mounted on the feed shaft and includes a nut threaded on the feed shaft and a gear combination. The gear combination may include a first portion which is fixedly connected to the nut, a second portion which operatively engages the first gear portion, and a third portion which operatively engages the second gear portion, the third gear portion being mounted for rotatable slidable friction engagement about the nut.

Abstract: A boring bar apparatus for removing material from the interior of a rigid structure through an elongated cylindrical opening therein. A bar mounted for rotation within the cylindrical opening carries a cutting head whose position relative to the opening can be independently varied radially and axially as the bar rotates. In this way, precision cuts can be made on otherwise inaccessible areas of the structure.

Abstract: A portable boring tool for refinishing the seal ring seats on ball valves is provided with a base plate which is mounted on top of the valve. A housing is supported by the base plate in a manner that permits linear movement of the housing. The housing contains gearing for transmitting motion from an input shaft above the base plate to a cutter assembly drive shaft below the base plate. The cutter assembly drive shaft rotates an automatically indexing cutter head assembly to cut successively smaller circles of material from the surface being refinished. A handwheel and feed screw arrangement is provided for moving the housing and cutter head assembly along a linear path. A micrometer is provided for limiting the depth of cut to be taken into the surface being refinished.

Abstract: (1) A construction for reciprocating and rotating a lance comprising a frame, attachment structure for securing said frame relative to a tube to be cleaned, lance reciprocating and rotating mechanism on said frame substantially adjacent said tube, a carriage for attachment to the end of the lance remote from said tube, a swivel connection on the carriage for permitting rotation of the lance while high pressure water is being fed thereto, a carriage support for supporting said carriage for movement toward and away from said tube, and a mounting arrangement for mounting said carriage support.

Abstract: Apparatus for heavy duty tapping operations includes a compact, lightweight, hydraulic tool unit and a remote hydraulic power unit, with the entire apparatus being designed for portability. The tool unit includes an elongated housing having a high torque, low speed hydraulic motor with internal reduction gearing, for directly driving a spindle supported in the housing for rotation and longitudinal movement. The spindle includes a lead screw coacting with a lead nut mounted at the spindle end of the housing. The spindle is directly driven by the motor drive shaft through a spline drive coupling; and the spindle is fully supported by the lead nut and drive coupling. Reversing and stop control devices control the tapping and retracting limits of movement of the spindle; and the design provides for minimum damage to the tool unit in the event of failure of the reversing or stop control devices.

Abstract: An apparatus for enlarging the diameter of an existing bore within a turbine shaft or the like along a desired linear portion of the shaft having a boring head mounted on a drive shaft for rotation therewith after insertion within the existing bore. The boring head has a pair of opposed matable cutting tool means pivotally mounted within it which are radically advanced or retracted toward or away from the walls of the existing bore by operation of a cam assembly also mounted in the boring head for axial movement therealong and engaging an end of the tool means opposite the cutting head. The cam assembly is mounted for movement on a threaded transmission member which is rotated to move the cam assembly by an adjustment shaft positioned for calibrated angular movement within an interior passageway formed in the drive shaft. The boring assembly is rotated for cutting by a drive means engaging the exterior surface of the drive shaft and is linearly moved within the turbine shaft by a driven feed table.

Abstract: A boring machine for large diameter workpieces such as reactor vessels, the machine comprising a horizontally work table, preferably in a pit, a gantry spanning the work table, a boring bar centered at its lower end on the table and at its upper end on the gantry, a drive to rotate the bar and a tool carrier mounted for movement along the bar.

Abstract: A drilling machine for drilling holes in plaster casts or models has a frame which supports a stationary drilling platform having an opening therethrough. A motor housing is positioned below the drilling platform and is vertically movable between a rest and a drilling position on two laterally disposed top guide shafts and a centrally disposed bottom guide pin. A motor is mounted in the housing and supports a drill chuck and drill bit which penetrates through the opening to drill a hole in a cast or model on the drilling platform when the housing is moved upwardly to its drilling position. A U-shaped handle pivotally mounted on the frame and engageable with the housing permits manual raising of the housing. Alternately, a pneumatic system is described which includes a piston arrangement for raising the housing to the drilling position independently of the position of the handle. During pneumatic operation, the handle may be locked in its rest position.