Calibration gauge for hair cutter bladesets
AssigneeWahl Clipper Corporation
InventorsJames E. McCambridge, Luther D. Langley
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Abstract
A blade calibration gauge for a bladeset for a hair cutter has a moving blade laterally reciprocating relative to a stationary blade, where the moving blade and the stationary blade are adjustable relative to one another in a direction normal to a direction of reciprocation. The blade calibration gauge has a base defining a recess configured for receiving the stationary blade and providing a first stop for engaging a toothed edge of the stationary blade, and a second stop on the base disposed relative to first stop for providing a designed offset spacing for a toothed cutting edge of the moving blade relative to the corresponding toothed edge of the fixed blade.
Claims16
A blade calibration gauge for a bladeset for a hair cutter, the bladeset having a moving blade laterally reciprocating relative to a stationary blade, the moving blade and the stationary blade being adjustable relative to one another in a direction normal to a direction of reciprocation, comprising:
- a base defining a recess configured for receiving the stationary blade and providing a first stop for engaging a toothed edge of the blade;
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- a second stop on said base disposed on a common wall of said base and having a fixed offset relative to said first stop in the direction normal to the direction of reciprocation for providing a designated offset spacing for a toothed cutting edge of the moving blade relative to the corresponding toothed edge of the fixed blade.
A blade calibration gauge for a bladeset for a hair cutter, the bladeset having a moving blade laterally reciprocating relative to a stationary blade, the moving blade and the stationary blade being adjustable relative to one another in a direction normal to a direction of reciprocation, comprising:
- a base having two side sections facing one another connected by a top section, a recess defined between the side sections and the top section, said recess defined by two interior side walls and an interior top wall and having a floor portion between said interior side walls;
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- said interior top wall being defined by lower and upper surfaces offset from one another in a direction normal to a direction of reciprocation of the blades to define a respective desired offset of the stationary blade from the moving blade.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.