Method for cutting slot in a head form
OwnerDonald J. Bricknerinventor
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Abstract
A method of use of a rotary tool for forming the skin receiving groove at the lip line of an animal head form. The tool produces a narrow slot at the junction line of the upper and lower lips with an enlargement below the slot and with round holes at the rear corners or junctions between the upper and lower lips.
Claims6
The method of forming the lip line groove in a taxidermist's head form of polystyrene foam or other suitable material, the head form having a junction line between the upper and lower lips and rear corners or junctions between the upper and lower lips, the tool having a shank which may be received in any power driven chuck, said shank having first cutting edges forming a groove or slot of the desired width and an enlarged head or tip with second cutting edges forming a wider groove or enlargement below the groove or slot formed by said first edges and forming round holes adjoining said slot and wider groove as said tool is plunged into the head at one corner and withdrawn from said head at the other corner,
- the method comprising the steps of plunging the tool into one of said rear corners to form a round hole of diameter corresponding to the enlarged head, moving the tool along junction line while maintaining the said head the desired distance below said junction line and withdrawing the tool at the other of said corners thereby producing an accurately formed groove for receiving the edges of the skin which are tucked into the slot with the excess spreading out in the enlargement produced by the enlarged head and further producing round holes at the corners into which skin is tucked and fastened in place.
The method of forming the lip line groove in a taxidermist's head form of polystyrene foam or other suitable material, the head form having a junction line between the upper and lower lips and rear corners or junctions between the upper and lower lips, the tool having a shank which may be received in any power driven chuck, said shank having first cutting edges forming a groove or slot of the desired width and a head or tip with second cutting edges forming a groove below the groove or slot formed by said first edges, said tool forming round holes adjoining said slot as said tool is plunged into the head at one corner and withdrawn from said head at the other corner,
- the method comprising the steps of plunging the tool into one of said rear corners to form a round hole, moving the tool along said junction line while maintaining the said head the desired distance below said junction line and withdrawing the tool at the other of said corners thereby producing an accurately formed groove for receiving the edges of the skin which are tucked into the slot and further producing round holes at the corners into which skin is tucked and fastened in place.
The method of forming the lip line groove in a taxidermist's head form of polystyrene foam or other suitable material, the head form having a junction line between the upper and lower lips and rear corners or junctions between the upper and lower lips, the tool having a shank which may be received in any power driven chuck, said shank having first cutting edges forming a groove or slot of the desired width and a head or tip with second cutting edges forming a groove below the groove or slot formed by said first edges, said tool forming a round hole adjoining said slot as said tool is plunged into the head at one corner,
- the method comprising the steps of plunging the tool into one of said rear corners to form a round hole, moving the tool along said junction line while maintaining the said head the desired distance below said junction line and withdrawing the tool at said one corner thereby producing an accurately formed groove for receiving the edges of the skin which are tucked into the slot and further producing a round hole at said one corner into which skin is tucked and fastened in place.
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