Embroidery frame press
OwnerEdgar F. Moore, IIIinventor
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Abstract
An embroidery frame press is provided having a plunger which is operated by a foot pedal for forming frames of cloth or other material for embroidering, stitching or other work. An inner frame is spring mounted on the plunger head which is directed to a base frame support having a base frame positioned therein for which a textile article is placed for embroidering or other work. The plunger forces the inner frame and cloth or other material into the outer frame after which the plunger is withdrawn and a frame of cloth or other material is thereby provided for embroidering or other work.
Claims4
An embroidery framing device comprising:
- a plunger head, a shaft receiving hub, said hub joined to said plunger head, shaft securing means, said shaft securing means positioned on said hub for securing a shaft in said hub, said hub having a smaller diameter than said plunger head, said plunger head including a flange, a tension member, said tension member radially mounted in said plunger head, said tension member including a coil spring and tension ball whereby said plunger head will releasably engage an inner embroidery frame for pressing into an outer embroidery frame.
An embroidery frame press comprising:
- a cabinet, said cabinet having a counter, a base frame support, said base frame support mounted on said counter, a plunger, said plunger positioned over said counter, said plunger including a plunger head, said plunger head having:
- (a) a shaft receiving hub with shaft securing means;
- (b) a radially mounted tension member, said tension member including a coil spring and a tension ball for releasably engaging an inner embroidery frame;
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- (c) a flange member,
- actuator means, said actuator means joined to said plunger, said actuator means for directing said plunger head to said base frame, whereby said plunger head will press an inner embroidery frame into an outer embroidery frame positioned in said base frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.