A thread tap includes a shaft and teeth. The shaft includes helical passages from the threading end to the base end of the shaft. Each passage opens through an aperture in the threading end. A second tap includes a cap and the shaft includes an axially extending passage. The cap is coupled to the threading end and at least partially defines apertures in fluid communication with the passage and the exterior of the tap. A third tap includes teeth spaced apart by a plurality of linear flutes. The shaft includes a central passage and a plurality of flute passages. Each flute passage extends radially outward from a common location in the central passage to a corresponding one of the flutes. The central passage is closed to a terminal end of the threading end.

A thread tap includes a shaft and teeth. The shaft includes helical passages from the threading end to the base end of the shaft. Each passage opens through an aperture in the threading end. A second tap includes a cap and the shaft includes an axially extending passage. The cap is coupled to the threading end and at least partially defines apertures in fluid communication with the passage and the exterior of the tap. A third tap includes teeth spaced apart by a plurality of linear flutes. The shaft includes a central passage and a plurality of flute passages. Each flute passage extends radially outward from a common location in the central passage to a corresponding one of the flutes. The central passage is closed to a terminal end of the threading end.

Thread repair tools having (i) a disc-shaped member with an axis of rotation extending through and dissecting first and second major surfaces of the disc-shaped member, (ii) a shaft fixedly connected to or fixedly connectable to the disc-shaped member, with the shaft extending from the second major surface of the disc-shaped member along the axis of rotation; and (iii) an abrasive surface along an outer periphery of the disc-shaped member are disclosed. Methods of making the thread repair tools, and methods of using the thread repair tools are also disclosed. Methods of using the thread repair tools include a method of: (i) connecting the thread repair tool to a hand-held powered device capable of rotating the thread repair tool along the axis of rotation of the thread repair tool, and (ii) abrading an object with the disc-shaped member of the thread repair tool as the thread repair tool is rotated along the axis of rotation by the hand-held powered device.

Thread repair tools having (i) a disc-shaped member with an axis of rotation extending through and dissecting first and second major surfaces of the disc-shaped member, (ii) a shaft fixedly connected to or fixedly connectable to the disc-shaped member, with the shaft extending from the second major surface of the disc-shaped member along the axis of rotation; and (iii) an abrasive surface along an outer periphery of the disc-shaped member are disclosed. Methods of making the thread repair tools, and methods of using the thread repair tools are also disclosed. Methods of using the thread repair tools include a method of: (i) connecting the thread repair tool to a hand-held powered device capable of rotating the thread repair tool along the axis of rotation of the thread repair tool, and (ii) abrading an object with the disc-shaped member of the thread repair tool as the thread repair tool is rotated along the axis of rotation by the hand-held powered device.

A thread former includes a shank and a forming section having a polygonal cross-section. A ridge or a plurality of ridges of the thread former extend along the circumference of the forming section that has at least two axially adjacent ridges and/or interruptions. In order to provide a thread former in which the wear is further reduced and the machining speed or the number of manufactured tapped holes can be further increased without increasing the wear or even with the reduction of wear, there is suggested that on axially adjacent ridge sections at least some of the interruptions are arranged at different angular positions.

Provided is a rotary machine tool with which it is possible to measure, in real time, the damage or extreme wear thereof. The rotary machine tool of the present invention is provided with at least: a sensor installation hole which has the rear end being open to the exterior at the rear end of the main body of the rotary cutting tool, and the tip being above the tip of the main body of the rotary machine tool and closed off from the exterior; a sensor that is positioned at the tip of the sensor installation hole and detects the state at the positioned position; and a sensor insertion hole that is connected to one end of the sensor and is coupled with the rear end of the rotary cutting tool.

Provided is a rotary machine tool with which it is possible to measure, in real time, the damage or extreme wear thereof. The rotary machine tool of the present invention is provided with at least: a sensor installation hole which has the rear end being open to the exterior at the rear end of the main body of the rotary cutting tool, and the tip being above the tip of the main body of the rotary machine tool and closed off from the exterior; a sensor that is positioned at the tip of the sensor installation hole and detects the state at the positioned position; and a sensor insertion hole that is connected to one end of the sensor and is coupled with the rear end of the rotary cutting tool.

The present invention relates to a threading tool for producing a thread notch on a workpiece. The production may be both material-removing production and also chipless production. The threading tool comprises at least two regions, a distal machining region with a machining head, and a proximal shank region with a shank, which shank narrows toward the machining region via a shoulder. Furthermore, the threading tool according to the invention is designed such that at least one fluid duct extends through the shank, which at least one fluid duct opens out in the machining region.

The invention relates to a thread forming tool having a thread part based on a helical effective surface (1), and an adjoining clamping shank (2), wherein the helical effective surface (1) is formed by pressing lobes (5) and the thread part extends from a chamfer or taper (6) in the direction of the clamping shank (2). Furthermore, at least one axially oriented, groove-like cooling channel (7) that runs between the pressing lobes (5) and extends from the chamfer or taper (6) to the clamping shank (2) is provided. According to the invention, the width of the at least one cooling channel (7) increases from the chamfer (6) in the direction of the clamping shank (2).

A device and method for broken tap removal are provided herein. The tap includes a circular longitudinal cavity used for removal and coolant transport. A tap removal tool that is pre-formed to fit the tap's center hole and provides at least three points of contact with the broken tap portion to allow for ease in removing the broken tap.