Abstract:
The invention relates to a reamer (20) comprising a guiding rod (22) which has a longitudinal axis of rotation and a cutting tool (30) which protrudes slightly relative to a surface of said rod (22) and is mounted between two guiding sections (24a, 24b) of the rod (22). The reamer comprises adjusting means which can displace the cutting tool (30) towards the outside of the guiding rod (22), allowing the reaming diameter to be varied in a controlled manner (22). Said reamer can be used for reaming the axis hole of a piston.
Abstract:
An elongated kelly valve for use in well drilling equipment is manufactured by a method utilizing a novel drill bar that bores a stepped opening in the valve material in a single operation and with improved accuracy.
Abstract:
A reversible drill/driver tool includes an elongated socket having a bifurcated part defining a tool-receiving space to receive a two-ended tool that includes first and second driving bits and a rod having two opposite ends connected respectively to the first and second driving bits, and pivoted to the bifurcated part so as to be rotatable relative to the socket and so as to dispose a selected one of the first and second driving bits outwardly of the space. A positioning member is slidable on the socket to position the rod at a desired position.
Abstract:
A deep hole cutter for a gun drill system includes a tool shank and a cutting head with two or more cutting edges. The tool shank and the cutting head are separate members connected strongly by threads. The shavings produced by the cutting edges can be discharged together with the coolant supplied through the hole cutter. The shaving dischargeability is improved for higher cutting efficiency. The tool shank 1 has one outer axial discharge groove 3. The cutting head 2 has one outer axial discharge groove 6 in linear alignment with the discharge groove 3. The cutting head 2 also has a discharge port 7a formed in its front end. The cutting head 2 further has a bypass passage 7 formed in it and extending between the discharge port 7a and the discharge groove 6. The cutting edges 9a and 9c face the discharge groove 6. The cutting edge 9b faces the discharge port 7a.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a spot and chamfer drill insert which can be utilized to create accurately located spots for subsequent drilling operations while simultaneously providing a chamfer for the finished hole. The present invention utilizes web thin clearance surfaces that are formed at web thin clearance angles, wherein the web thin clearance angles are oriented with respect to a projected plane normal to a plane through the web thin cutting edge and parallel to the longitudinal axis of the insert, wherein the projected plane is tangent to the web thin cutting edge.
Abstract:
An improved internal diameter milling machine for centering and milling valve seats in internal combustion engines and the like. An hydropneumatic system suspends a hemispherical guide or bearing concentric to the headstock-screw lead screw of the inventive milling machine. This suspension allows the lead screw and attached cutting tool to move in a pendular manner in response to 90null horizontal movements of the work piece. The pendular motion results in the rapid cutting of a smooth and concentric valve seat within about two minutes in a virtually automatic manner.
Abstract:
A tool for the precision machining of surfaces in workpieces comprising at least two cutter inserts in the periphery of the tool body and each having at least one defined cutting edge. The cutter inserts are of different materials at least in the region of the at least one cutting edge. Guide strips on the tool body periphery between the cutter inserts guide the tool body.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a drill, especially a Forstner bit or a multi-spur machine bit having a drill shaft and a cutter head and provided with a central mandrel, a first and second spur cutter radially extending towards the outside from said mandrel and in opposite tool approach directions; a respective hollow cylinder segment wall has a circumference cutter defining the circumference of the cutter head and is joined to the ends of the first and second spur cutter, said ends facing the circumference, wherein the wall defines a chip space facing away from the spur cutter and opening to the respective remaining spur cutter and leading to the drill head, and wherein the two cutters are provided with wave-shaped cavities and elevations at least partially along the sides thereof.
Abstract:
A circulating tool for cutting of workpieces including a carrier element that bears at least one cutter blade insert in an exactly positioned manner. A device is provided for adjusting the position of the insert relative to the carrier element and a clamping device is provided using a clamping claw, with which the insert can be fixed in the adjusted position relative to the carrier element in that the clamping claw presses the insert flat against a support surface. In order to be able to use indexable inserts of any form without providing weakening openings and to obtain the greatest possible measure of free space for configuring the tool and shaving removal with a space-saving configuration of the adjusting and clamping apparatus, the insert is accommodated in a pocket of the clamping claw and the support surface is directly constructed on the carrier element.
Abstract:
A rotary boring tool adapted to include a locator insert for precision positioning of cutting tips provided on multiple cutting elements or inserts is disclosed. The boring tool comprises a tool body, a plurality of replaceable cutting inserts and an insert locator. The tool body includes a first end having a shank portion and a second end having a plurality of cutter insert supports, a plurality of cutter insert recesses and an insert locator recess. The outside surfaces of the shank portion and the flat portions of the insert locator are jig ground to a 0.000 variance relative to a central rotational axis of the tool body. The insert locator is secured to the tool body at a base surface of the insert locator recess. The cutting inserts are secured to the second end of the tool body so that they contact base surfaces of the cutting insert recesses, first radially and axially extending lateral or side surfaces of the cutting insert supports, and the flat portions of the insert locator. When the cutting inserts are secured in the prescribed manner, the cutting tips lie in a plane that is perpendicular to rotational axis and are spaced the same radial distance from the rotational axis. Being so situated, all cutting tips engage a work piece and thereby facilitate rapid and precise production of a bore having virtually no retraction marks and made to a diametral tolerance of 0.0005 inch.