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The Finger-Valve Fountain Bath Brush: Press to Run, Let Go to Stop
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6. ottobre 2026IS
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The Finger-Valve Fountain Bath Brush: Press to Run, Let Go to Stop

A bath brush fed from a hose runs all the time, or needs a tap out of reach. Daniel S. Koons and William F. Moughler of Chicago received US 634,527, dated 10 October 1899, for "a fountain bath-brush": a false back with a water passage, joined to the brush by a hollow screw whose perforated head lets the water out among the bristles, with a valve that a spring and the water pressure hold shut until a finger presses its stem, and a strap that holds the hand to the brush. This rung works out the finger force, then builds the false back on a scrub brush with a tyre valve as the finger valve, and measures the force and the flow.
Intermedio
About 3 hours

Istruzioni

1

Force to open the valve

Caricamento del notebook Jupyter…
2

A brush that feeds itself before it

The embedded blueprint feeds soap from inside a shaving brush. Koons and Moughler feed water, and give the finger a valve to start and stop it.
3

Read US 634,527

"Said valve is held normally closed by means of a spring 9 and also by the water-pressure, as will be obvious." "A strap k is secured at the sides of said back B' and passes over the latter, so that by inserting the hand between said back B' and said strap k the brush can be firmly held and the fingers at the same time kept in position to operate the valve."
4

Bore the false back

Cut a hardwood block 120 × 50 × 22 mm. Drill a 6 mm passage 90 mm along its centre from one end, and a 6 mm hole down from the top to meet it 30 mm from the far end.

Materiali per questo passaggio:

Blocco di legno duroBlocco di legno duro1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Morsa da bancoMorsa da banco
Trapano a batteriaTrapano a batteria
Set di punte a centroSet di punte a centro
RighelloRighello
Occhiali di sicurezza trasparentiOcchiali di sicurezza trasparenti
5

Fit the finger valve

Drill a hole across the passage 20 mm from the inlet to take a tyre valve, pin upward. Epoxy it in so the water must pass through it.

Materiali per questo passaggio:

Valvola dello pneumaticoValvola dello pneumatico1 pezzo
Resina epossidica bicomponenteResina epossidica bicomponente1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Trapano a batteriaTrapano a batteria
Serie di punte da trapanoSerie di punte da trapano
6

Join it to the brush

Drill a 6 mm hole through the scrub brush's back to line up with the outlet. Cut a rubber gasket, and screw the block on with four wood screws.

Materiali per questo passaggio:

SpazzoloneSpazzolone1 pezzo
Foglio di gommaFoglio di gomma1 pezzo
Vite da legno #8 x 1"Vite da legno #8 x 1"1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Trapano a batteriaTrapano a batteria
Serie di punte da trapanoSerie di punte da trapano
Taglierino di precisioneTaglierino di precisione
Set di cacciavitiSet di cacciaviti
7

Strap and hose

Screw a strip of rubber sheet across the block as a hand strap, over the valve's side. Fit a hose connector to the inlet with brass fittings and PTFE tape.

Materiali per questo passaggio:

Foglio di gommaFoglio di gomma1 pezzo
Vite da legno #8 x 1"Vite da legno #8 x 1"1 pezzo
Raccordi in ottoneRaccordi in ottone1 pezzo
Nastro di PTFE per filettiNastro di PTFE per filetti1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Set di cacciavitiSet di cacciaviti
Chiave regolabile a rullinoChiave regolabile a rullino
8

The patent drawing

US 634,527 drawing sheet, public domain (expired patent).
Passo 8 - Image 1
9

Measure force and flow

Connect the garden hose and turn on the tap. Press the valve pin with the force meter's hook until water runs; note the force. Hold it open over the jug for 30 s and read the flow.
Passo 9 - Image 1

Materiali per questo passaggio:

AcquaAcqua1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Dinamometro (bilancia a molla)Dinamometro (bilancia a molla)
Brocca graduataBrocca graduata
CronometroCronometro
Tubo da giardinoTubo da giardino
10

A valve that drips, sticks or barely flows

Finger-valve bath brush troubleshooting.

Flow

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History and honest limits

**Daniel S. Koons** and **William F. Moughler** of Chicago filed US 634,527 on 21 September 1898; it is dated 10 October 1899. They called it a self-cleansing brush. Its handle is telescopic, with a stuffing-box between the two members, and the hose can be led through it to the brush; a second form uses a nozzle as the screw joining the backs. They did not limit it to the bath. **Honest limits.** A tyre valve stands in for their seated valve and stem, and wood screws for their hollow screw. Your forces and flows are the result.

Materiali

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Strumenti richiesti

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