Joel T Vaughn, Age 662633 Prairie Grass Dr, Lancaster, OH 43130

2012032, Dec 27, 2012

Jun 21, 2012

13/530073

Joel Vaughn - Groveport OH, US
Steven W. Webb - Woodlands TX, US
Patrick Georges Gabriel Dapsalmon - Paris, FR

DIAMOND INNOVATIONS, INC. - Worthington OH

E21B 10/36
B32B 37/00

175428, 156 60

A cutting element for an earth-boring drilling tool and its method of making are provided. The cutting element may include a substrate, a superhard layer, and a sensing element. The superhard layer may be bonded to the substrate along an interface. The superhard layer may have a working surface opposite the interface and an outer peripheral surface. The outer peripheral surface may extend between the working surface and the interface. The sensing element may comprise at least a part of the superhard layer.

2018007, Mar 15, 2018

Nov 20, 2017

15/817733

- Groveport OH, US
Joel Michael Vaughn - Groveport OH, US

B25J 15/06

A vacuum cup assembly that generates a local vacuum using a prime mover that may be an electrical motor or a solenoid. The vacuum cup may have one or more ports to remove and vent air between the cup and the atmosphere. The prime mover drives a piston or a flexible membrane, which may be a diaphragm, through one or more reciprocating cycles to generate the local vacuum. The vacuum cup assembly may be used to form a temporary attachment to a work piece, the act on the work piece, such as by moving the work piece, and then release the work piece from the vacuum cup assembly. The vacuum cup assembly disclosed herein is self-contained inasmuch as the assembly may have a power source, such as a battery, located on a housing. This makes its operation quiet and effective.

2016036, Dec 22, 2016

Jun 20, 2016

15/186760

Joel Michael Vaughn - Groveport OH, US

B41M 5/26

A method of producing incorporated marks into thermoplastics and the apparatus resulting from the method. The marking material may be applied as a coating via a number of techniques, and then incorporated into the plastic via a variety of heat sources, including a laser. The incorporated coating components may have features such as color that contrasts with the color of the surrounding substrate surface material, and/or may contain environmental indicators or tracer materials. A laser may be used to heat the coating and cause the plastic structure's surface to soften, thereby permitting the components of the coating to become physically encompassed in the plastic. Surrounding coating and/or plastic may be removed using a stronger laser or other energy-application apparatus.

2016025, Sep 1, 2016

Feb 25, 2016

15/052918

- Groveport OH, US
Joel Michael Vaughn - Groveport OH, US

B25H 7/04
B44C 1/22

A marking stylus for use in automated marking systems with one of the following superabrasive components as the scribing tip: polycrystalline diamond or polycrystalline cubic boron nitride. The superabrasive may have one or more chamfers, as well as a sharp, rounded, or blunt tip. The superabrasive is preferably attached to the body of the stylus by one of the following methods: brazing, press fit, shrunk fit, clamped, casted, injection molded, or a high pressure high temperature cycle.

2016013, May 19, 2016

Nov 16, 2015

14/942343

- Groveport OH, US
Joel Michael Vaughn - Groveport OH, US

B25J 15/06

A vacuum cup assembly that generates a local vacuum using a prime mover that may be an electrical motor or a solenoid. The vacuum cup may have one or more ports to remove and vent air between the cup and the atmosphere. The prime mover drives a piston or a flexible membrane, which may be a diaphragm, through one or more reciprocating cycles to generate the local vacuum. The vacuum cup assembly may be used to form a temporary attachment to a work piece, the act on the work piece, such as by moving the work piece, and then release the work piece from the vacuum cup assembly. The vacuum cup assembly disclosed herein is self-contained inasmuch as the assembly may have a power source, such as a battery, located on a housing. This makes its operation quiet and effective.

2015035, Dec 10, 2015

Aug 17, 2015

14/827342

- Worthington OH, US
Joel Vaughn - Groveport OH, US

Diamond Innovations, Inc. - Worthington OH

B24D 3/06
B24D 99/00

A polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) is fabricated using a process of delayed diffusion (i.e., post-sintering) of a diffusion species (i.e., a metalloid) introduced from the back side of a carbide further away from the diamond grit or from the flank side of the carbide, as opposed to the side of the carbide adjacent to the diamond grit. The process of fabricating the PDC includes depositing, in a metal container, a synthetic diamond grit, a carbide, and a diffusion species, then applying a high pressure and high temperature (HPHT) to the contents of the metal container wherein (1) the carbide diffuses across the diamond grit, and (2) the diffusion species diffuses across the carbide followed by the diamond grit, thus providing a protective coating to the PDC.

2015015, Jun 4, 2015

Apr 22, 2014

14/258563

- Worthington OH, US
Joel Michael VAUGHN - Groveport OH, US

DIAMOND INNOVATIONS, INC. - Worthington OH

B24D 18/00
E21B 10/56
B24D 99/00

A superabrasive compact and a method of making the superabrasive compact are disclosed. A superabrasive compact may comprise a superabrasive volume comprising about 60 to about 99.5 weight % superabrasive particles, about 0.5 to 40 weight % catalysts. The catalyst comprises a non-transitional metal atom.

2014025, Sep 18, 2014

Mar 15, 2013

13/836155

- Worthington OH, US
Joel Vaughn - Groveport OH, US

DIAMOND INNOVATIONS, INC. - Worthington OH

B24D 18/00

51295, 51309

A polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) is fabricated using a process of delayed diffusion of a diffusion species (e.g., a metalloid) introduced from the back side of a cemented carbide further away from the diamond grit or from the flank side of the cemented carbide, as opposed to the side of the cemented carbide adjacent to the diamond grit. The process of fabricating the PDC includes depositing, in a metal container, a diamond grit, a cemented carbide, and a diffusion species, then applying a high pressure and high temperature (HPHT) to the contents of the metal container wherein (1) the binder of cemented carbide diffuses across the diamond grit, and (2) the diffusion species diffuses through the cemented carbide, and then through the diamond grit, thus providing a protective coating to the diamond grains of the PDC.