IMPROVED EXPANDING REAMER.

Robert Blair, San Francisco, Cal.--In this improved tool there is

a clamping bolt by which the cutters are clamped fast after being

adjusted. The cutters are arranged to slide directly across the stock

in dovetail grooves, and are slotted to slide along the clamping bolt

and washers, by which they are clamped fast after they are adjusted

to the position required by a toothed pinion and racks. The pinion is

arranged in the stock between the cutters, and the shaft extends out

of the end of the stock, with a nick in the end for a screwdriver to

turn it.

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