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Milling machines with pivotal head
   
Document Number
US Patent 4020743
Issued Date
May 3, 1977
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Feldcamp; Edward George (Church End, Twyning Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire,EN)
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A milling machine comprising a base, a milling head mounted on the base for movement relative thereto about a horizontal pivot axis, means for holding the milling head in a selected angular position about said axis and drive means for transmission of drive to a milling cutter held, in use, by holding means on the head, said holding means and pivot axis being so disposed relative to one another that said pivot axis intersects the axis of rotation of the milling cutter at the cutting location.
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Published
May 3, 1977
Application Number
05/641,938
Filed
December 18, 1975
US Classification
409/111  
Int'l Classification
B23Q   35/00   (20060101)   B23Q   35/10   (20060101)   B23Q   1/25   (20060101)   B23Q   1/54   (20060101)  
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90/13.3   90/13.4   90/13.6   90/13.7   90/17   90/58A   90/58B   51/1R   51/1P  
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