Manufacturers Index - Hisey-Wolf Machine Co. 
  
  
    Hisey-Wolf Machine Co.
  
  
  Cincinnati, OH, U.S.A.
  
  Manufacturer Class: 
  Wood Working Machinery & Metal Working Machinery
  
  
  
 
            
                
                    
                        
                         
                    
                    
                    
  
 
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
		
                        
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        514,713
      
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      Feb. 13, 1894
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      Gas Engine
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    Charles S. Hisey  | 
    Aurora, Dearborn County, IN | 
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        712,537
      
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      Nov. 04, 1902
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      Electric grinding device
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    Charles S. Hisey  | 
    Dayton, KY | 
    This "portable electrically driven grinding machine" could be hand-held but it was primarily intended for use as an attachment to lathes, planers, milling, machines, etc., for grinding operations. The direct-drive DC motor revolved at about 4500 RPM according to the March 1903 American Engineer and Railroad Journal. | 
   
  
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        752,223
      
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      Feb. 16, 1904
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      Variable-speed mechanism
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    Charles S. Hisey  | 
    Dayton, KY | 
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        967,190
      
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      Aug. 16, 1910
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      Switch for electric tools
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    Louis A. Hauck  | 
    Cincinnati, OH | 
    The stated goals of this invention is to provide a switch for a portable tool that takes minimal effort to activate and that snaps from "off" to "on" all at once and with minimal arcing. At the time, the inventor may have been working for Hisey-Wolf Machine Co., which made handheld power tools among its products. In 1915 he was among the incorporators of a short-lived maker of benchtop drill presses, the Gordon Machine Co. | 
   
  
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        1,241,659
      
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      Oct. 02, 1917
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      Electric portable grinder
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Cincinnati, OH | 
    This design allows the shaft to be replaced with a shaft of a different length. "The difficulty in accomplishing this purpose is...in preventing quivering of the grinder shaft when it has any length at all, and hence the chattering of the grinder wheel itself." | 
   
  
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        1,259,132
      
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      Mar. 12, 1918
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      Portable electric tool
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Cincinnati, OH | 
    This patent has the same goal as patent 1,241,659, which is to produce a handheld grinder where the grinder shaft can easily be replaced by one of a different length. | 
   
  
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        1,259,130
      
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      Mar. 12, 1918
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      Internal and External Grinder
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Cheviot, OH | 
    Allen & Allen - patent attorneys 
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        1,259,131
      
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      Mar. 12, 1918
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      Grinder
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Cheviot, OH | 
    Allen & Allen - patent attorneys
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        1,380,595
      
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      Jun. 07, 1921
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      Quick-throw electric switch
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Cincinnati, OH | 
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        1,525,691
      
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      Feb. 10, 1925
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      Electric motor
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    George Henry Poth  | 
    Cincinnati, OH | 
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        1,638,459
      
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      Aug. 09, 1927
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      Grinding-wheel guard
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    Emil  Ritz  | 
    Mount Healthy, OH | 
    The assignee, Hisey-Wolf Machine Co., is described as "a partnership consisting of Walter J. Friedlander and Joseph A. Friedlander, both of Cincinnati, Ohio." | 
   
  
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        1,938,723
      
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      Dec. 12, 1933
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      Grinding machine
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Mount Healthy, OH | 
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        1,953,133
      
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      Apr. 03, 1934
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      Construction of grinders for use in lathes or the like
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Mount Healthy, OH | 
    This invention is for metal-working rather than wood-working, but is of interest because the assignee made drill presses and bench grinders that might be used by woodworkers. | 
   
  
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        1,982,483
      
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      Nov. 27, 1934
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      Grinding machine
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Mount Healthy, OH | 
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        2,003,495
      
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      Jun. 04, 1935
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      Grinding machine
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    Emil  Ritz Jr. | 
    Mount Healthy, OH | 
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        2,073,967
      
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      Mar. 16, 1937
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      Bolt turning machine and the like
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    Albert  Kiefer  | 
    Cincinnati, OH | 
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