MICHAEL L JAMES
Medical Practice at Bel Aire Dr, Hollywood, FL

License number
Florida 535164
Issued Date
Apr 28, 2011
Effective Date
Jun 15, 2013
Expiration Date
Dec 1, 2012
Category
Health Care
Type
Emergency Medical Technician
Address
Address
1131 Belaire Dr W, Hollywood, FL 33027
Phone
(954) 552-9312

Professional information

Michael James Photo 1

Quilting Machine With Adjustable Presser Plate And Method Of Operating The Quilting Machine

US Patent:
6170414, Jan 9, 2001
Filed:
Mar 2, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/517239
Inventors:
Jeff Kaetterhenry - Davie FL
Glenn Leavis - Hollywood FL
Michael James - Davie FL
James Bondanza - Sunrise FL
Richard N. Codos - Warren NJ
Assignee:
L&P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
D05B 1100
US Classification:
112117
Abstract:
A quilting apparatus is provided with a computer controlled presser plate adjusting mechanism. A presser plate rocker shaft is separate from and mechanically connected to a needle rocker shaft and imparts a reciprocating motion to the presser plate. The presser plate rocker shaft is adjustable to vary the range of its output link to the presser plate, thereby changing the endpoints of its reciprocating path of travel. Certain embodiments have an output end of the presser plate rocker shaft adjustable relative to the input end through a coupling to different angular positions relative to an input end in order to change the upper and lower ends of the range of reciprocation of the pressure plate relative to the needle plate. Alternatively, the length of a link between the needle and pressure plate rocker shafts is variable to make the presser plate adjustment. A motor or other actuator changes the coupling or link in response to a signal from a quilting machine controller, which can be made instantly, either manually by an operator at a controller interface terminal, by a batch mode program run by the controller to set the machine to the parameters required by products on a product schedule, or automatically in response to measurements from sensors that are interpreted by the controller in determining optimal pressure plate setting.


Michael James Photo 2

Quilted Fabric Panel Cutter

US Patent:
7617751, Nov 17, 2009
Filed:
Jan 25, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/339602
Inventors:
Michael A. James - Davie FL, US
David Brian Scott - Carthage MO, US
Terrance L. Myers - Coral Springs FL, US
Assignee:
L&P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
B26D 5/00, B26D 5/34, B26D 11/00
US Classification:
83 33, 83 39, 83302, 83286, 83289, 83371
Abstract:
An apparatus for cutting a quilted material web having a quilted patterns thereon into panels having a desired length and width with respective quilted patterns centered therein. A first detector detects a center of a quilted pattern on the quilted material web; and in response thereto, a cutting apparatus cuts the quilted material web to form edges of a panel equidistant from the quilted pattern center. The cutting apparatus includes a pair of trim blades that cut opposite side edges of the panel equidistant from the quilted pattern center and a cross cutting apparatus that cuts end edges of the panel equidistant from the quilted pattern center.


Michael James Photo 3

Quilted Fabric Panel Cutter

US Patent:
2005021, Sep 29, 2005
Filed:
Oct 12, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/963300
Inventors:
Michael James - Davie FL, US
David Scott - Carthage MO, US
Terrance Myers - Coral Springs FL, US
Assignee:
L&P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
B26D001/00
US Classification:
083013000
Abstract:
An apparatus for cutting a quilted material web having a quilted patterns thereon into panels having a desired length and width with respective quilted patterns centered therein. A first detector detects a center of a quilted pattern on the quilted material web; and in response thereto, a cutting apparatus cuts the quilted material web to form edges of a panel equidistant from the quilted pattern center. The cutting apparatus includes a pair of trim blades that cut opposite side edges of the panel equidistant from the quilted pattern center and a cross cutting apparatus that cuts end edges of the panel equidistant from the quilted pattern center.


Michael James Photo 4

Michael James - Hollywood, FL

Work:
Bae shipyard
Pipewelder
STEEL FAB - Fort Lauderdale, FL
WELDER
FLORIDA WELDING - Fort Lauderdale, FL
WELDER
Grundman
fabricators Welder
southeast mechnical - Hollywood, FL
Welder
Stick
Boss Erectors
Therma Concepts
Welder
Hollywood Design
Welder
Rightway Plumbing
Plumber
JT Welding
Welder
GWF Welding
Welder
TWS Welding
Welder
William R. Nash Plumbing Company
Welder
William R. Nash Plumbing Company
pipewelder
Education:
Florence Darlington Technical School - Firenze, Toscana
GED
Hollywood Hills High School


Michael James Photo 5

Multi-Needle Quilting Machine And Needle And Looper Drive Mechanism Therefor And Method Of Operating Same

US Patent:
2012009, Apr 26, 2012
Filed:
May 16, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/108602
Inventors:
Michael A. James - Davie FL, US
Jeff A. Kaetterhenry - Algonquin IL, US
Assignee:
L&P PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY - South Gate CA
International Classification:
D05B 11/00, D05B 69/30, D05B 1/10
US Classification:
112117, 112166, 112220, 11247517
Abstract:
A multi-needle quilting machine is provided with a common drive that drives the needles and loopers. It may also drive the presser foot assembly. In the illustrated embodiment, a drive motor drives a rotating drive shaft. The drive shaft has an off-center drive assembly connected to it that rocks a needle rocker shaft as well as looper rocker shafts, and also a presser foot shaft. The off-center drive includes a pair of eccentrics on the drive shaft at each side of the machine. Each eccentric oscillates a linkage plate that is fixed to a shaft such as the needle rocker shaft and is also linked to the looper rocker shafts and the presser foot shaft. The eccentric thereby reciprocates the needles and oscillates the loopers, as well as reciprocates the presser foot plate, in permanent synchronization.


Michael James Photo 6

Chain-Stitch Quilting With Separate Needle And Looper Drive

US Patent:
7789028, Sep 7, 2010
Filed:
May 4, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/744389
Inventors:
Michael James - Davie FL, US
Jeff Kaetterhenry - Davie FL, US
David Brian Scott - Carthage MO, US
Assignee:
L&P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
D05B 69/14, D05B 11/00
US Classification:
112117, 112220
Abstract:
A chain-stitch multi-needle quilting machine and method provide for driving needles and loopers independently or out of phase, particularly during the starting of stitching sequences. Separate drive motors drive needles separately from their loopers. Alternatively, a single motor drives needles and loopers linked through a differential drive or variably-controllable linkage. At the beginning of a stitch sequence, needles and loopers are separately driven in a split start manner by which stitches can be reliably formed by advancing the loopers ahead of the needles so the looper enters a needle thread loop before the needle enters a looper thread loop. Then the needle and looper can be brought into phase later in the first stitch cycle. The split drive can solve other stitch or thread control problems.


Michael James Photo 7

Multiple Horizontal Needle Quilting Machine And Method

US Patent:
7073453, Jul 11, 2006
Filed:
Mar 19, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/804833
Inventors:
James T. Frazer - N. Olmsted OH, US
Jeff Kaetterhenry - Davie FL, US
Michael A. James - Davie FL, US
Terrance L. Myers - Coral Springs FL, US
Richard Villacis - Miami FL, US
Roland Keller - Arbon, CH
David Brian Scott - Carthage MO, US
Assignee:
L&P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
D05B 11/00
US Classification:
112117, 11247001
Abstract:
A multi-needle quilting machine () and method are provided, in most embodiments of which needles () reciprocate horizontally through material () supported in a vertical quilting plane (). Two or more bridges () are provided having separate motion control. Each bridge () has a row of selectively operable stitching element pairs (), which may be fixed to or transversely moveable on the bridges (). Either the material or the bridges may be moved relative to the frame. The bridges () each move transversely and vertically with the stitching elements () on each bridge can operate at different speeds. Each of the needle drives () and, in some embodiments the looper drives (), can be selectively activated and deactivated. Control schemes are provided to quilt continuous patterns, discrete patterns, linked multiple patterns, 360 degree patterns, closely spaced patterns. A plurality of small presser feet () are provided, each for one or more needles ().


Michael James Photo 8

Multiple Horizontal Needle Quilting Machine And Method

US Patent:
7143705, Dec 5, 2006
Filed:
Jan 21, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/040499
Inventors:
James T. Frazer - N. Olmsted OH, US
Jeff Kaetterhenry - Davie FL, US
Michael A. James - Davie FL, US
Terrance L. Myers - Coral Springs FL, US
Roland Keller - Arbon, CH
David Brian Scott - Carthage MO, US
Assignee:
L & P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
D05B 11/00
US Classification:
112117, 112227
Abstract:
A multi-needle quilting machine () and method in which provided bridges () are provided having selectively operable stitching element pairs (). Either the material or the bridges or both may be moved relative to the frame. Control schemes are provided to quilt continuous patterns, discrete patterns, linked multiple patterns, 360 degree patterns, closely spaced patterns. A plurality of small presser feet () are provided, each for one or more needles (), with a wide spacing for material passage between the needle and looper plates. Combinations of intermittent and continuous feed and feed transition are employed during tack sequence sewing and other direction reversals in sewing, as well as double needle guards and thread deflection.


Michael James Photo 9

Combination Quilted Patterns And Quilting Methods

US Patent:
7770530, Aug 10, 2010
Filed:
May 4, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/744561
Inventors:
Michael James - Davie FL, US
Josh Carrier - Joplin MO, US
David Brian Scott - Carthage MO, US
Assignee:
L&P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
D05B 11/00, D05B 55/14
US Classification:
11247508, 112117, 112439
Abstract:
Combination quilted patterns of which at least one component pattern is continuous are sewn on a multi-layered web of material with the sewing heads on one bridge as the material is advanced longitudinally. The bridge might or might not also move longitudinally. Simultaneously, different patterns, either continuous or discontinuous, are sewn with another independently moveable bridge. The continuous patterns extend substantially the lengths of quilted panels on a web, and may extend without thread cuts or tacks along the web across the lengths of more than one panel. One pattern can be changed while the other pattern continues along the web. New patterns, intermediate quilted products and methods for quilting them are provided.


Michael James Photo 10

Thread Control In Multi-Needle Chain Stitch Quilting

US Patent:
8061288, Nov 22, 2011
Filed:
Feb 16, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/371738
Inventors:
Michael A. James - Davie FL, US
Jeff Kaetterhenry - Davie FL, US
Assignee:
L&P Property Management Company - South Gate CA
International Classification:
D05B 11/00, D05B 65/00
US Classification:
11247508, 112117, 112197, 112286
Abstract:
A multi-needle chain-stitch quilting machine and method of operation thereof are provided that imparts relative motion between the needles and the material that is controlled so as to pull needle thread tails from the needle side of the quilted material. The feature of controlling thread tails may be optional to provide selection of either a high speed mode of operation without thread tail control or a quality mode of operation with reduction or removal of needle thread tails from the face of the quilted material. Thread trimmers may be included at each needle location on the looper side of the material to cut both needle and looper threads.