Pantograph machine
AssigneeKathleen M. Hash
InventorPeter M. Pearl
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AssigneeKathleen M. Hash
InventorPeter M. Pearl
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A pantograph device is disclosed which accomplishes the duplication of a three-dimensional model to a proportionately reduced degree. The device renders a clear and distinct copy, including the undercutting of certain configurations if necessary. A guide mechanism acts a a follower for sensing the configuration of the model and transmitting its movement to a cutting mechanism which reproduces the model by cutting away unnecessary portions of a blank. The size of the copy produced by the cutting mechanism (that is, the degree of reduction from the model) can be varied in the present invention. The cutting and guide mechanisms are manufactured in alignment by the structural connections of the present invention. Furthermore, the ratios of the distance separating these mechanisms and a common print are maintained equivalent so that the size of the copy bears a similar relationship to the size of the model.
A device for forming three-dimensional facsimiles from a blank, said device adapted to reproduce a model in a smaller or larger size, comprising:
A device for forming a three-dimensional facsimile from a blank, comprising:
A dampener for a device for cutting three-dimensional replicas from a blank, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.