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The Die-Spindle Ticket Punch: A Shaped Die on a Pivot, a Slot for the Ticket
Every conductor on a railway line cancelled tickets with a punch of his own shape, and a punch whose die rode loosely in its lever cut ragged holes.
William J. Phelps of Springfield, Massachusetts, received US 69,019, dated 17 September 1867, for "attaching to one of the levers of a ticket-punch a die-spindle, which is pivoted to the lever, and operates as a plunger in reference to a female die seated in the other lever of the punch, the latter lever being slotted for the reception of the ticket to be punched." The spindle's lower end is cut to any shape, "the case that different persons employed in cancelling tickets upon the same route have punches of different configuration"; a spiral spring keeps the levers apart and a finger loop hangs the punch from the finger.
This rung works out the force to punch a ticket, then files the levers from flat bar with a pivoted spindle, a hardened die plate and a shaped cutting end, and punches card with it.
Avanzado
About 6 hours
Instrucciones
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Punching force
Punching force
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A ticket punch a week before it
A ticket punch a week before it
The embedded blueprint is a ticket punch patented a week earlier. Phelps pivots the cutting spindle to one lever so it enters its die in line.
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Read US 69,019
Read US 69,019
"A slot, n, is cut in the lower side of A, of sufficient width to receive a ticket or strip of pasteboard, the outer end of the slot being made flaring, so as to facilitate the insertion of the ticket which is to be punched. The die-spindle h passes through an opening, p, formed in that part of A above the slot n, the shape of the inner surface of p being made to correspond with the shape of the die-spindle, so as to act as an accurate guide for the latter as it is moved to and from the female die m."
"The contour of the female die is made to correspond exactly with that of the male die, and the edges of both are carefully formed, so as to make a sharp and clean cut when the male die is made to enter the female die."
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Make the punch and cancel tickets
Make the punch and cancel tickets
**Levers.** Cut two 16 cm levers from 20 × 5 mm mild steel flat bar, shaped as Phelps's: A with a finger loop bent from its end and a slot n sawn across its jaw with a flared mouth, B slimmer beyond its shoulders. Drill both for a pivot pin.
**Guide and die.** Drill A's jaw above the slot for the spindle as the guide p, and set a small hardened steel plate m below the slot, drilled with the female die and relieved underneath so the chips fall out.
**Spindle.** File a 5 mm steel rod's lower end to your chosen shape, a star or letter, and file the female die to match it exactly. Pin the spindle's upper end between two ears on lever B so it swings into the guide.
**Spring.** Put a compression spring between the levers behind the pivot to hold them open.
**Test.** Slide card into the slot and squeeze. Look at the hole's edges through a magnifier, and punch a hundred holes to see whether they stay clean.
Materiales para este paso:
Pletina de acero dulce0.35 metro
Redondo de acero dulce0.1 metro
Placa de acero dulce1 pieza
Surtido de muelles de compresión1 pieza
Remaches de acero2 piezas
Cartulina1 piezaHerramientas necesarias:
Sierra para metales
Limas (lima de mano)
Juego de limas de aguja
Tornillo de banco
Taladro inalámbrico
Juego de brocas
Soplete de propano
Martillo
Calibre digital de 6 pulgadas
Guantes de trabajo de cuero
Gafas de seguridad transparentes
Juego de remachar5
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A punch that tears, jams or misses its die
A punch that tears, jams or misses its die
Die-spindle ticket punch troubleshooting.
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History and honest limits
History and honest limits
**William J. Phelps** of Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, received US 69,019, dated 17 September 1867. His lever B was curved at a and thinned from the shoulders K K to fit a recess f f′ in lever A, the ears g g received the spindle, a steel die plate m was set into a brass lever, and a spring C in recesses o and e held the levers apart. He did not claim the ticket slot or the levers' arrangement apart from the die-spindle, but the lever B with the pivoted spindle, the slotted lever, guide and female die, with the spring.
**Honest limits.** Filed flat bar and a hardened rod stand in for his cast levers. The notebook uses a simple shear formula; its strength, thickness and shapes are examples. Your cancelled tickets are the result.
Materiales
6- 0.35 metroMarcador de posición
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Herramientas requeridas
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