Abstract:
The invention relates to rotationally symmetrical bodies made of metal which must often be provided with central and straight cylindrical holes. Said holes extend, in parts, over the entire length such that a tubular shaped body is produced due to the boring. When it is necessary to produce holes having a depth greater than approximately >10 x larger than the diameter, deep boring machines are used. Based on said boring depth and on construction details, deviations can occur between the boring axis and of the axis of the tool which can result in waste. The invention proposes a drill head or a solid drill head which comprises a directional control element which is used in the deep boring machines.
Abstract:
Machining tools that cause thin and wide chips during the cutting process generally tend to be instable, which can lead to rattling during machining. For peeling blades supported in a floating manner, opposite cutting edges can no longer be adequately stabilized. The result is that both cutting edges start to rattle and mutually amplify the undesired motions of the cutting edges. The aim of the invention is to eliminate said rattling. Said aim is achieved by an insert (500), in particular an indexable insert (500) for internal peeling of metal pipes (290), wherein the insert has a first cutting edge (16), which is formed in particular by the first cutting surface (19) and a first cutting-edge support chamfer (20), wherein the insert has a first fastening receptacle (9, 9a, 9b) in an advancing direction and a second fastening receptacle (9, 9a, 9b) opposite to said advancing direction so that the insert (500) can be fastened both in the advancing direction and in a rotational direction, wherein a rotational axis of the rotational direction is oriented axially parallel to the advancing direction.