Chuck mechanism
AssigneeOsada Research Institute, Ltd.
InventorsNorio Seto, Takeshi Iizuka
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Abstract
A chuck mechanism is described, which is easy to handle with a chuck clamping handle of increased diameter and is capable of achieving smooth movement of its reciprocally movable portion of reduced weight and assures safe operation with the least exposure of outwardly moving portion. Rotating a knurled portion of a body case rotates an intermediate transmission member which in turn rotates a slide shaft stopping member to tighten or loosen its engagement with a slide shaft, causing clamping or releasing of a collet chuck. The slide shaft, slide shaft locking member, chuck and a saw can reciprocally move as a single unit.
Claims5
A cutting tool comprising a sawing plate and a chucking mechanism, said mechanism including an externally threaded slide shaft whereto reciprocal movement is transmitted, a collet chuck, a slide shaft locking member accommodating the collet chuck therein and having a head for clamping the collet chuck at one end of the locking member and an internally threaded portion at an opposite end of the locking member for threadedly engaging with the slide shaft, an intermediate member, means for securing said intermediate member to the slide shaft locking member so as to be movable in an axial direction but not to be rotatable in a circumferential direction thereof, a body case, means for securing said body case to the intermediate member so as to be movable in an axial direction but not to be rotatable in a circumferential direction thereof, wherein clamping and releasing of collet chuck is achieved by adjusting the threaded engagement between the slide shaft and the slide shaft locking member by rotating the body case against the intermediate member, and the sawing plate is chucked by the chucking mechanism.
A chuck mechanism for chucking a cutting tool to a reciprocally movable member, comprising a chucking mechanism for removably securing the reciprocally movable member, said chucking mechanism including an externally threaded slide shaft whereto reciprocal movement is transmitted, a collet chuck, a slide shaft locking member accommodating the collet chuck therein and having a head for clamping the collet chuck at one end of the locking member and an internally threaded portion at an opposite end of the locking member for threadedly engaging with the slide shaft, an intermediate member, means for securing said intermediate member to the slide shaft locking member so as to be movable in an axial direction but not to be rotatable in a circumferential direction thereof, a body case, means for securing said body case to the intermediate member so as to be movable in an axial direction but not to be rotatable in a circumferential direction thereof, wherein clamping and releasing of the collet chuck is achieved by adjusting the threaded engagement between the slide shaft and the slide shaft locking member by rotating the body case against the intermediate member.
A chuck mechanism for chucking a jig to a reciprocally movable member, comprising a chucking mechanism for removably securing the reciprocally movable member, said chocking mechanism including an externally threaded slide shaft whereto reciprocal movement is transmitted, a collet chuck, a slide shaft locking member accommodating the collet chuck therein and having a head for clamping the collet chuck at one end of the locking member and an internally threaded portion at an opposite end of the locking member for threadedly engaging with the slide shaft, an intermediate member, means for securing said intermediate member to the slide shaft locking member so as to be movable in an axial direction but not to be rotatable in a circumferential direction thereof, a body case, means for securing said body case to the intermediate member so as to be movable in an axial direction but not to be rotatable in a circumferential direction thereof wherein clamping and releasing of the collet chuck is achieved by adjusting the threaded engagement between the slide shaft and the slide shaft locking member by rotating the body case against the intermediate member.
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