US 4,068,547 AGranted

Tail stock

AssigneeToyoda Koki Kabushiki Kaisha

InventorsTeruyuki Ito, Tadashi Yamauchi

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Abstract

A tail stock for compensating for the tapering of a workpiece comprises a center sleeve slidably and rotatably mounted in a housing and provided with a bore with a predetermined eccentricity for holding a center. An arm is secured at one end thereof to the center sleeve. A cylindrical member is mounted in the housing, being slidable in a direction perpendicular to the sliding direction of the center sleeve, and abuttingly engaging one side surface of the other end of the arm. A feed screw shaft is rotatably mounted on the housing and threadedly engages the cylindrical member. A supporting member is slidably mounted in the housing in an opposite relation with the cylindrical member for supporting the other side surface of the other end of the arm and a spring member is provided to urge the supporting member toward the other end of the arm.

Claims5

Dependent claims

A tail stock for compensating for tapering of a workpiece to be machined, comprising:

a housing;
a center sleeve slidably and rotatably mounted in said housing and provided at one end thereof with a bore with a predetermined eccentricity for holding a center;
actuating means for sliding said center sleeve;
an arm secured at one end thereof to the center sleeve;
a cylindrical member mounted in said housing being slidable in a direction perpendicular to a sliding direction of said center sleeve and abuttingly engaging one side surface of the other end of said arm;
a feed screw shaft rotatably mounted on said housing, but being restrained from axial movement relative thereto, and being threadedly engaged with said cylindrical member;
a supporting member slidably mounted in said housing in an opposite relation with said cylindrical member for supporting the other side surface of the other end of said arm in cooperation with said cylindrical member;
and
resilient means for urging said supporting member in a direction to engage the other side surface of the other end of said arm.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.