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George Yutaka Kameoka

from Dixon, CA
Age ~77
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Also known as:
George Y Kameoka, Geo Y Kameoka, George Y Kaneoka
Related to:
Alan T Terusaki, 39George H TerusakiSteven H Terusaki, 70Carolyn T Kameoka, 65Takeshi KameokaCora A Kameoka, 43Kathleen R Kameoka, 70Yukino KameokaHeather L Woodall, 46Kathleen K Terusaki, 70Stephen J Woodall, 45
Connected to:
Vishnu Kamepalli, 40Hansrudolf Kamer, 78Jacci KameriDean L Kamerzel, 60Louise A Kames, 69Victor M Kamesar, 33Cindy L Kametler, 38Jennifer L Kamholz, 60Tammy L Kamholz, 42Scott R Kamhout, 61

George Kameoka Phones & Addresses

  • Dixon, CA
  • 12925 Solvang Way, Truckee, CA 96161 (530) 587-6454
  • 1041 Middle Two Rock Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 (707) 762-4857 (707) 763-6944

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Workstation For Preparing Door Elements For Hanging

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US Patent:
7461674, Dec 9, 2008
Filed:
Mar 12, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/078604
Inventors:
George Y. Kameoka - Petaluma CA, US
Jerry A. Kvalheim - Petaluma CA, US
Assignee:
Kval, Inc. - Petaluma CA
International Classification:
B27M 3/00
US Classification:
144 27, 408 26
Abstract:
A workstation having an assembly that includes a support for holding a jamb positioned with the face thereof at a site for mortising a hinge pocket in the face, a support for receiving and holding a door with its hinge side edge at the site adjacent to and parallel with the jamb for mortising operations at that edge and a cutting tool carried by the assembly operating to form hinge mortises in an edge of the door and the jamb face at the site. The support for the door is operable to pivot the door about the hinge side edge of the door from a first angle for forming hinge mortises in the hinge edge of a door having a bevel and a second angle for forming hinge mortises in the hinge edge of a door having no bevel.

Article Inverter

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US Patent:
6086317, Jul 11, 2000
Filed:
Sep 23, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/401746
Inventors:
George Y. Kameoka - Petaluma CA
Assignee:
KVAL Inc. - Petaluma CA
International Classification:
B25J 1100
US Classification:
414772
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for inverting planate articles, such as door and window assemblies, which are supported from below in the horizontal plane, such as at a workstation for carrying out fabrication procedures from above the article. The article is tilted to a near vertical position at a tilting station, moved horizontally away to provide clearance from the tilting station, rotated a half turn about its vertical axis, returned to the tilting station and tilted back to the horizontal attitude with the original underside now on top. A tilt table that rotates around a transverse axis intermediate its length supports the article at the horizontal and tilts it to the near vertical attitude. A carriage receives the tilted article from the tilt conveyer and supports it at the near vertical by a turntable on the carriage having supports that engages the leading end and back side of the article. The carriage is movable to and from a location a distance from the tilt table for rotating the turntable a half turn at that location.
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