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Manufacturers Index - Aurora Tool Works Co.

Aurora Tool Works Co.
Aurora, IN, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Metal Working Machinery

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
503,153 Aug. 15, 1893 Drill-press Arthur Johann Friedrich Mill Aurora, IN The 1893-10-05 The Iron Trade Review, page 11, in an article on the new 80-inch radial drill from the Aurora Tool Works, mentions its "patent automatic stop", which is provided by this patent; see patent 513,128 for more confirmation of the connection between the inventor and the Aurora Tool Works. The aforementioned article also says, "The patent automatic stop shown herewith may be applied to the 24, 28, and 40-inch uprights drills manufactured by the Aurora Tool Works to their their 80-inch drill." Three illustrations show this mechanism in more detail.
513,128 Jan. 23, 1894 Radial drill Arthur Johann Friedrich Mill Aurora, IN This radial drill closely resembles the one shown in the 1893-10-05 The Iron Trade Review, page 11, in an article on the new 80-inch radial drill from the Aurora Tool Works. The automatic stop mechanism of patent 503,153 is also used on this drill.
776,710 Dec. 06, 1904 Drill-press Albert P. Weigel Aurora, IN The innovation is a clutch mechanism for high-speed reverse that could be activated without the need to disengage and re-engage gears.
1,399,599 Dec. 06, 1921 Drilling-machine George K. Atkinson Brooklyn, NY