| US Patent: 111,927 
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| Milling Tool | 
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| Patentee: |  |
 | Levi Griswold (exact or similar names) - Branford, CT |  
 
 
 
 
| Manufacturer: |  | Not known to have been produced |  
 
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| Patent Dates: |  
| Granted: | Feb. 21, 1871 |  USPTO (New site tip)
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| Description: |  | John E. Earle - patent attorney 
This invention relates to an improvement in milling-tools especially designed for milling-followers in locks, but applicable for other purposes, the object being the construction of a longitudinal cutter, easily adjustable to be ground or sharpened without removing from the holder and it consists in the arrangement of a cutter in a longitudinal groove formed in a spindle, and around the said spindle an internally-threaded sleeve, with corresponding threads in the cutter, so that by turning the sleeve the cutter may be thrown out or drawn in, as the case may be. |  |