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The Oil-Wick Fountain Brush: A Can Whose Wick Is the Brush
Preston H. Clingan, Florence, Colorado · Public domain (expired patent)
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The Oil-Wick Fountain Brush: A Can Whose Wick Is the Brush

An oil can and a rag spill, and a brush dipped in oil drips. Preston H. Clingan of Florence, Colorado, received US 787,278, dated 11 April 1905, for "a can of very simple form which is so constructed as to prevent the possibility of spilling the contents thereof": an open thimble hangs from the can's mouth to near its bottom, a rolled burlap wick inside it is frayed above the mouth into a brush, and oil in the chamber round the thimble reaches the wick from underneath. This rung works out how high a wick can lift oil, then builds the can from a jar, a tin and burlap and weighs the oil it lays on a board.
Utangiye
About 2 hours

Amabwiriza

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How high the wick lifts

Gupakira ikaye ya Jupyter…
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A wick that feeds oil before it

The embedded blueprint feeds oil to a bearing through a wick. Clingan turns the wick's frayed end into the brush.
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Read US 787,278

"My object is to provide a can of very simple form which is so constructed as to prevent the possibility of spilling the contents thereof. The can includes a wick of absorbent material, which is constantly supplied with oil or other fluid within the can."
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Make the thimble

Remove both ends of a tin can that passes through the jar's mouth with 6 mm to spare. Cut it 10 mm shorter than the jar's inside height. File the cut edges.

Ibikoresho by'iyi ntambwe:

Ikopo ry'icyumaIkopo ry'icyuma1 igice

Ibikoresho bikenewe:

Ibyuma bikata ibyuma bisanzweIbyuma bikata ibyuma bisanzwe
Amakariso (Ikariso ry'Intoki)Amakariso (Ikariso ry'Intoki)
Umurongo w'ipimaUmurongo w'ipima
Uturindantoki tw'uruhu tw'akaziUturindantoki tw'uruhu tw'akazi
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Cut the lip ring

Cut an aluminium ring: outside to fit inside the jar's mouth, inside to fit round the thimble. Drill it 3 mm for a filling screw.

Ibikoresho by'iyi ntambwe:

Ikibaho cya aluminiyumuIkibaho cya aluminiyumu1 igice

Ibikoresho bikenewe:

Ibyuma bikata ibyuma bisanzweIbyuma bikata ibyuma bisanzwe
Icyuma Cyivumbura Kidafite InsingaIcyuma Cyivumbura Kidafite Insinga
Ibyuma Byinshi byo GucukuraIbyuma Byinshi byo Gucukura
Amakariso (Ikariso ry'Intoki)Amakariso (Ikariso ry'Intoki)
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Fix the thimble

Epoxy the ring round the thimble's top and into the jar's mouth, the thimble hanging 10 mm clear of the floor. Cut a rubber washer for the filling screw.

Ibikoresho by'iyi ntambwe:

Icupa ry'IkirahureIcupa ry'Ikirahure1 igice
Epoksi y'Ibice BibiriEpoksi y'Ibice Bibiri1 igice
Ibitorezo by'imashiniIbitorezo by'imashini1 igice
Urupapuro rw'umupiraUrupapuro rw'umupira1 igice

Ibikoresho bikenewe:

Icyuma cy'UbukorikoriIcyuma cy'Ubukorikori
Ikusanyirizo ry'ibitoreziIkusanyirizo ry'ibitorezi
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Roll the wick

Roll a strip of burlap tightly until it fills the thimble, 15 mm longer than it. Push it in and fray the top 15 mm with the fingers.

Ibikoresho by'iyi ntambwe:

Igitambaro cy'ibiguniraIgitambaro cy'ibigunira1 igice

Ibikoresho bikenewe:

UmukasiUmukasi
Umurongo w'ipimaUmurongo w'ipima
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The build in 3D

FreeCAD model of this build, not of the patent: a 90 mm jar with a 66 mm mouth, the aluminium lip ring and filling screw, a 53 mm thimble 10 mm off the floor, the burlap wick with its frayed top, and the lid.
Dosiye y'IgishushanyoBLENDCC0 - Free
Kuramo icyitegererezo
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Oil a board and weigh it

Pour linseed oil through the filling hole to half the jar's height and wait until the wick's top darkens. Weigh a plywood board, brush it once over, and weigh it again. Turn the closed jar on its side over a rag for a minute.
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Ibikoresho by'iyi ntambwe:

Amavuta y'Ubudodo YatetseAmavuta y'Ubudodo Yatetse1 igice
Urupapuro rw'ibiti byometseUrupapuro rw'ibiti byometse1 igice
Uduce tw'ipambaUduce tw'ipamba1 igice

Ibikoresho bikenewe:

Iminzani ya Digitale yo mu GikoniIminzani ya Digitale yo mu Gikoni
Isaha yo GuhagarikaIsaha yo Guhagarika
Umugozi wo GupimaUmugozi wo Gupima
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A wick that stays dry, floods or leaks

Oil-wick fountain brush troubleshooting.

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History and honest limits

**Preston H. Clingan** of Florence, Colorado, assignor of one-half to John H. Todd of Cañon City, filed US 787,278 on 28 July 1904; it is dated 11 April 1905. His can is cylindrical with both ends contracted and threaded, so the cover fits either end; the thimble is soldered to an inward lip at the mouth; the wick is preferably a roll of burlap. He named oiling or polishing surfaces and cleaning windows among its uses. **Honest limits.** A jar with one threaded mouth stands in for his can. The notebook assumes a fully wetting wick and one pore size. Your weights are the result.

Ibikoresho

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Ibikoresho bikenewe

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Dosiye z'igishushanyo

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Izi blueprint zisangira ubumenyi — uburyo, ibikoresho cyangwa amahame

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