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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
257,201 May. 02, 1882 Saw setting machine George Amesbury Philadelphia, PA
281,855 Jul. 24, 1883 Mortising-machine Henry Feyh Philadelphia, PA
284,580 Sep. 04, 1883 Band saw machine William G. Vernon Philadelphia, PA Lightweight bandsaw wheel plus tensioning mechanism.
304,129 Aug. 26, 1884 Band sawing-machine Louis T. Pyott Philadelphia, PA This bandsaw design attaches a bandsaw C-arm to an existing post or pillar, such as a building pillar, thus reducing the cost of a bandsaw. This design was manufactured by Goodell & Waters and at least a couple of examples have survived.
304,274 Aug. 26, 1884 Chip-breaker for planing-machines Gilbert S. Myrick Philadelphia, PA
327,588 Oct. 06, 1885 Planing-machine Frank J. Plummer Boston, MA
350,892 Oct. 12, 1886 Wood-planing machine Gilbert S. Myrick Philadelphia, PA
373,411 Nov. 15, 1887 Wood-planing machine Gilbert S. Myrick Philadelphia, PA
404,433 Jun. 04, 1889 Wood-planing machine Frank J. Plummer Philadelphia, PA
405,110 Jun. 11, 1889 Guide for band-saws Reuben McChesney Frankfort, NY This patent was subsequently improved in patent 425,105.
425,105 Apr. 08, 1890 Guide for band-saws Reuben McChesney Philadelphia, PA Improvements to patent 405,110; the primary improvement is to extend the side guides downwards so that they overlap with the ball-bearing back guide. As well, the rapid rotation of the back guide—which led to excessive wear—was reduced by substituting a roller bearing that did not require lubrications.
These guides were sold by Goodell & Waters as the "Mohawk Dutchman" blade guides.
732,381 Jun. 30, 1903 Automatic yielding pressure-bars for sandpapering-machines Charles C. Stuart Campville, CT Creswell & Waters was the successor to the well-known woodworking machinery maker Goodell & Waters.