Woodworking hand tool
AssigneeRobert Sorby Limited
InventorPhilip Proctor
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Abstract
A woodworking hand tool, particularly for use in woodturning, comprises a shaft like handle provided at one end with a metallic cutting edge, and also with a flat along at least part of its length for engagement, in use, with a tool rest of a lathe or other machine, for stability and wherein the cutting edge is carried on, or by an adaptor that is rotationally adjustable with respect to the handle between at least two operational positions by the user, depending on the cutting action required.
Claims12
A woodworking hand tool, particularly for use in woodturning, comprising a shaft like handle;
- a metallic cutting edge at the end of said shaft like handle;
- and
- an adaptor;
- the shaft like handle having a flat along at least part of its length for engagement, in use, with a tool rest of a lathe or other machine, for stability;
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- wherein the metallic cutting edge is received by the adaptor positioned between the metallic cutting edge and the shaft like handle;
- the adaptor having an enlarged diameter, circumferential collar at the opposite end to the metallic cutting edge;
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- the adaptor is rotationally adjustable with respect to the handle between at least two operational positions, depending on the cutting action required.
Woodworking tool comprising:
- a shaft having a flat portion along at least part of its length;
- an adapter held in the end of the shaft by a clamping means;
- a collar for engaging said clamping means on said adapter;
- said clamping means configured for screwing onto a threaded tubular end of said shaft;
- a cutting tip;
- a distal end of said adapter having a machined bed for holding said cutting tip;
- said shaft having at least one recess adapted to engage said adapter at a selected one of a plurality of rotational orientations of said adapter with respect to said shaft, so that said cutting tip can be held at one of a plurality of angular positions relative to said flat surface of said shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.