A rotary tool according to a non-limiting aspect has a body that has a rod shape extending from a first end to a second end and is rotatable about a central axis. The body has a first cutting edge positioned on the first end, a first flute extending from the first cutting edge toward the second end, a second cutting edge being on a side of the second end and on a side of an outer periphery with respect to the first cutting edge and being positioned away from the first cutting edge, and a second flute, extending from the second cutting edge toward the second end and being positioned along the first flute. The second flute has a projecting portion extending from a side of the first end toward a side of the second end.

A rotary tool according to a non-limiting aspect has a body that has a rod shape extending from a first end to a second end and is rotatable about a central axis. The body has a first cutting edge positioned on the first end, a first flute extending from the first cutting edge toward the second end, a second cutting edge being on a side of the second end and on a side of an outer periphery with respect to the first cutting edge and being positioned away from the first cutting edge, and a second flute, extending from the second cutting edge toward the second end and being positioned along the first flute. The second flute has a projecting portion extending from a side of the first end toward a side of the second end.

In an indexable drill, a cutting insert having a cutting edge is detachably mounted on an insert mounting seat of a drill main body. The insert mounting seat has a bottom surface facing a tip side of a drill main body, and a wall surface extending to the tip side and facing a drill rotation direction. The cutting insert has a seating surface seated on the bottom surface toward a rear end side of the drill main body, a contact surface coming into contact with the wall surface toward a side opposite to the drill rotation direction, a projection portion projecting to the side opposite to the drill rotation direction on a tip side of the contact surface, and a mounting hole penetrating the seating surface from a tip flank.

In an indexable drill, a cutting insert having a cutting edge is detachably mounted on an insert mounting seat of a drill main body. The insert mounting seat has a bottom surface facing a tip side of a drill main body, and a wall surface extending to the tip side and facing a drill rotation direction. The cutting insert has a seating surface seated on the bottom surface toward a rear end side of the drill main body, a contact surface coming into contact with the wall surface toward a side opposite to the drill rotation direction, a projection portion projecting to the side opposite to the drill rotation direction on a tip side of the contact surface, and a mounting hole penetrating the seating surface from a tip flank.

An illuminated drill bit assembly for illuminating a work area for a drill without casting a shadow includes a drill bit that can be inserted into a chuck of a power drill. The drill bit has a well integrated therein for insertably receiving an additional drill bit. A cylinder is provided and the drill bit extends through the cylinder. A lighting unit is integrated into the cylinder to emit light outwardly from the cylinder when the lighting unit is turned on. In this way the lighting unit can illuminate the work area without casting a shadow.

A machine includes a tool housing defining a housing cavity; a first tool coupled to a first linear drive mechanism, the first tool linearly repositionable along an axis by the first linear drive mechanism about and between a first retracted position and an extended position, the first tool positioned within the housing cavity in the first retracted position, the first tool positioned external to the housing cavity in the extended position; and a second tool coupled to a second linear drive mechanism, the second tool linearly repositionable along the axis by the second linear drive mechanism about and between a second retracted position and a sealing position, the second tool positioned within the housing cavity in the second retracted position, the second tool positioned external to the housing cavity in the sealing position.

A concrete anchor capable of resisting large loads while requiring minimal embedment depth. The system includes a concrete structure including a cylindrical opening in the concrete surface thereof. The system also uses an anchor which includes a sleeve and a plug. The sleeve includes at least two legs extending toward a first end of the sleeve. The plug includes an increasing diameter portion disposed toward a first end of the plug. The plug includes a locking opening. After installation, legs of the sleeve extend radially outward past the wall and the increasing diameter portion prevents inward movement of the legs to lock the sleeve and the plug in turn in the concrete cylindrical opening. Furthermore, dynamic loading on the plug via the locking opening when the anchor is in use generates a dynamic radially outward force on the legs to secure the anchor in the concrete hole.

A multifunction drill bit includes an outer shank including an outer lock head, an outer shank body, and an axial hole wherein spiral grooves are on the outer shank body; from a joining portion of the outer shank body and the outer lock head to the outer lock head, a threaded section, a deformable section, and a guide section are provided; each of the threaded and deformable sections include first external threads; the deformable section has outer curved grooves; a deformable concave surface is on an inner surface of the deformable section; and first internal threads are on the guide section; and an inner shank in the axial hole and including a top socket, an inner lock head, and an inner shank body. Second external threads are on an inner surface of the guide section corresponding to the first internal threads. A tip of the drill bit is replaceable.

A dental flattening drill is disclosed, which can include a drill lance having a drill blade for forming an implant groove and a drill housing to which the drill lance is detachably coupled. The drill housing includes a processing blade for flattening the alveolar bone region around the implant groove.

A dental flattening drill is disclosed, which can include a drill lance having a drill blade for forming an implant groove and a drill housing to which the drill lance is detachably coupled. The drill housing includes a processing blade for flattening the alveolar bone region around the implant groove.