Dry-wall taping machine

Claim 1

IN A DRY-WALL TAPING MACHINE OF THE NATURE AFORESAID, IN COMBINATION, A HOLLOW ELONGATE HANDLE STRUCTRUALLY COMMUNICATING WITH A HOLLOW BODY MEMBER HAVING AN ELONATE SLIT IN ITS UPPER SURFACE TO ALLOW TAPE TO PASS THERETHROUGH AND CARRYING TWO SPACED UPWARDLY EXTENDING SUPPORTS HAVING A REMOVABLEY MOUNTED SPINDLE THEREBETWEEN ADAPTED TO ROTATABLY CARRY A ROLL OF TAPE THEREON; A FEEDING MECHANISM CARRIED BY SAID BODY MEMBER OPPOSITE SAID HANDLE HAVING A PLURALITY OF SHEET-LIKE SEPTUMS AND FILETS FORMING TWO SPACED MASTIC CHAMBERS EACH HAVING A FORWARD ELONGATED NARROW ORIFICE ON EITHER SIDE OF A CENTRAL TAPE CHAMBER ADAPTED TO DEPOSIT MASTIC PASSING THERETHROUGH ON BOTH SIDE OF TAPE PASSING FROM SAID TAPE CHAMBER; A SMOOTHING KNIFE REMOVEABLE CARRIED BY SAID FEEDING MECHANISM TO SMOOTH SAID MASTIC AND TAPE TO A FINISHED SEAM; FINGERS CARRIED IN THE ORIFICE OF SAID UPPER MASTIC CHAMBER TO PRESS TAPE PASSING THEREOVER INTO UNDERLYING MASTIC; A MASTIC SUPPLY SYSTEM COMMUNICATING FROM THE REARWARD PORTION OF SAID HANDLE MEMBER THROUGH SAID DEVICE TO SAID UPPER AND SAID LOWER MASTIC CHAMBERS, SAID SYSTEM HAVING A VALVE THEREIN TO REGULATE COMPLETE FLOW THERETHROUGH AND A SECOND VALVE TO REGULATE THE RELATIVE FLOW OF MASTIC TO SAID UPPER CHAMBER RELATIVE TO THAT THROUGH SAID LOWER CHAMBER.