ROBERT J. WILSON, NP
Nursing in Royal Oak, MI

4008842, Feb 22, 1977

Sep 10, 1975

5/612100

Robert Burr Wilson - Royal Oak MI
Steven Maitland Cochran - Royal Oak MI

B27F 400

227117

A mechanism for receiving elongated articles such as dowel pins, etc. , from a bulk source is disclosed which separates the pins and positions them for ejection and insertion by a ram driven driver tool. The mechanism includes a rotary feed cylinder having a plurality of pin receiving chambers extending in directions tending to converge and arranged circumferentially about the feed cylinder axis. The feed cylinder is adapted to receive pins into each chamber via an inlet from the bulk source, while upon rotation about its axis the feed cylinder repositions the pins to be horizontal in the ejection position so to be able to be advanced out of the chamber by means of the driver tool. Rotation and positioning of the feed cylinder is produced by a unique indexing arrangement operated by the driver tool ram, including a ratchet wheel drivingly connected to rotate with the feed cylinder. The ratchet wheel is engaged by an indexing pawl which is in turn oscillated to a cocked position by the driver tool ram and adapted to incrementally advance the ratchet wheel with each stroke of the mechanism upon withdrawal of the driver tool after ejection of an article from a chamber.

4241457, Dec 30, 1980

Apr 26, 1978

5/900196

John M. Klein - Birmingham MI
Robert B. Wilson - Royal Oak MI

F41H 102

2 25

A bullet-proof or similar protective garment incorporates therewithin segmented panels. The panels are employed to resist penetration of a bullet or other projectile. The panels are configured such that they are flexible or hinged under ordinary conditions, but rigid upon projectile impact. The hinging is achieved by the disposition of the segments of the panel in relationship to the adjacent segments.

4429727, Feb 7, 1984

Apr 21, 1982

6/370365

Robert C. Wilson - Royal Oak MI

B27L 700

144193C

A log splitter is formed of a vertically arranged tube, within which a metal rod is telescopically slidably fitted. The lower end of the rod is formed as a hammer block. A pointed, wedge-like tip is secured upon the lower end of the tube and has an anvil block portion that extends upwardly into the tube. Transversely extending hand grips are provided upon the upper end of the rod for manually raising and lowering the rod to impact the hammer block against the anvil block for driving the tip into a log section. A guide maintains the axial alignment of the rod within the tube and limits the travel of the rod outwardly of the tube.