Abrasive Belt Grip

a belt grip and abrasive technology, applied in the field of grinding tools, can solve the problems of warp band being used in an increasingly defective shape, high heat generation, and fully automatic large-scale manufacturing not being able to capture the quality and uniqueness of knives made with a human touch

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-11-01
MOEN JERRY MICHEAL
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Even with technological advances, fully-automated large-scale manufacturing cannot capture the quality and uniqueness of knives made with a human touch.
Unfortunately, the high friction generated du

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[0013]All illustrations of the drawings are for the purpose of describing selected versions of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

[0014]As can be seen in FIG. 1 through 6, the present invention is an abrasive belt grip that is used to complete the knife manufacturing process by polishing or smoothing out a knife blade. The present invention is also configured to self-cool itself because the polishing or smoothing generates a lot of heat. The present invention comprises a casing 1, a carbide plate 2, a drive roller 3, an idle roller 4, a heat-sinking saddle 5, a cooling system 6, and a serpentine belt 7. The casing 1 is used as a protective support for the drive roller 3, the idle roller 4, the heat-sinking saddle 5, and the cooling system 6. The drive roller 3 is used to drive the movement of the serpentine belt 7, and the idle roller 4 is used to stabilize the movement of the serpentine belt 7. The user holds a knife blade in cont...

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An abrasive belt grip is an apparatus that is used to apply a finish to a knife blade. The apparatus includes a casing, a carbide plate, a drive roller, an idle roller, a heat-sinking saddle, a cooling system, and a serpentine belt. The casing is used as a structural base to mount all of the aforementioned components. The conveying movement of the serpentine belt allows the apparatus to apply a finish onto the knife blade. The conveying movement of the serpentine belt is driven by the rotation of the drive roller and is stabilized by the rotation of the idle roller. The carbide plate provides a flat backing for the serpentine belt as a knife blade is pressed against the serpentine belt. The heat-sinking saddle draws heat away from the serpentine belt and the carbide plate, while the cooling system exhausts that heat out of the casing.

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[0001]The current application claims a priority to the U.S. Provisional Patent application serial number 62 / 490,142 filed on Apr. 26, 2018.FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0002]The present invention relates generally to a grinding tool. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fixture that goes onto other knife grinding tools that eliminates damage to the grinding belt that results in the common scourge of “belt bump”. The present invention is also able to simultaneously dissipates harmful heat generated during the grinding process.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0003]The process of making knives has evolved tremendously over centuries of development in metalworking tools. It is difficult to believe that many centuries ago, the first knives were made from processing of iron oxide ores. Now that metals are mined and processed regularly and efficiently into workable metal material, the subsequent processing for metal tools, such as cookware, weapons, electronics, and more has improved ...

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IPC IPC(8): B24B21/12B24B55/02
CPCB24B21/12B24B55/02B24B21/08B24B21/20B24B3/54
Inventor MOEN, JERRY MICHEAL
Owner MOEN JERRY MICHEAL
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