Process for forming roller guide frames for a fishing line
OwnerStuart Collinsinventor
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A process for forming a support frame for a roller guide of the type designed to be mounted on a conventional fishing rod by means of continuously supplying an elongated metallic material strip of predetermined width to a plurality of adjacently positioned and simultaneously operable work stations each of which is defined by punching or stamping facilities such that the strip is moved along a path of travel defined by the work stations in a "stop and go" mode wherein the strip is stopped at each work station for simultaneously forming and shaping at each location to produce a semi-formed roller guide frame and further wherein the last, end most work station completes the shaping on the elongated strip to produce a formed roller guide frame which is simultaneously severed from the remainder of the strip and semi-formed work guides.
A process for forming roller guide frames designed to movably support a fishing line on a fishing rod, said process comprising the steps of:
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