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Rock drill feed mechanism
   
Document Number
US Patent 3980144
Issued Date
September 14, 1976
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A rock drill feed shell is slidably mounted on a support bracket and is connected to a feed screw which is threaded through a feed nut mounted on an elongated supporting tube disposed telescopically within the feed shell. The supporting tube is displaceable with respect to the support bracket by a feed extension cylinder mounted on the support bracket. A rock drill is slidably mounted on the feed shell and engages a second feed screw supported by the feed shell. A feed motor is drivably connected to both screws.
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Published
September 14, 1976
Application Number
05/603,207
Filed
August 8, 1975
US Classification
173/160   173/191
Int'l Classification
E21B   19/081   (20060101)   E21B   7/02   (20060101)   E21B   19/00   (20060101)  
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This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 479,913, filed June 17, 1974 .
USPTO Field of Search
173/43   173/152   173/160   408/132   408/133   408/134   74/841   92/51   91/167R  
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The feed support of a rock drilling unit is adjusted to be a given distance from a rock surface wherein holes are to be drilled. A drill bit is moved into abutment with the rock surface. The feed support is moved relative to the bit toward the rock surface. Such movement is stopped when a depth measuring instrument determines that the feed support is at a position spaced the given distance from the rock surface.

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