A tool body includes a damping apparatus for damping vibrations in a machining tool having, besides the tool body, a member with at least one cutting edge to be secured to the tool body. The damping apparatus is arranged in an internal room of the tool body and includes a damper mass body with an axial bore and a central tube extending through the bore and which is rigidly secured to the damper mass body inside the through bore. A central tube is also at both ends thereof rigidly connected to a tool body fixed part and the central tube is made of a material with a spring property allowing the damper mass body to oscillate in the internal room perpendicularly to the longitudinal extension of the central tube.

A damping apparatus is provided for damping vibrations of a tool-holding apparatus during machining of a workpiece. The damping apparatus comprises a damping body having two ends on which a respective damping device is arranged, which comprises a bearing pin rigidly connected to the damping body and a bearing bush that surrounds the bearing pin in the circumferential direction. An annular space filled with a damping fluid is arranged between the bearing pin and the bearing bush, which annular space is sealed in the axial direction by two elastically deformable sealing rings. The two sealing rings each comprise first and second abutment regions as well as a resilient intermediate region arranged therebetween. The first abutment region is bonded to the bearing pin and the second abutment region is bonded to the bearing bush. The intermediate region is elastically deformable relative to the bearing pin and the bearing bush.

A screwing tool includes a tool head and a tool shaft having an external thread. A first support section is disposed between the tool head and the external thread, and a second support section is disposed between the external thread and a free end of the tool shaft. The second support section has radially outwardly projecting supporting elements that are disposed at a distance from each other in the circumferential direction.

A resonant frequency dampened through-coolant machine tool for selective mounting to machining systems for precision vibration free machining and has an elongate tool body. An internal dampening chamber is defined within the machine tool body and contains a resonant frequency dampening mass that is moveable within the dampening chamber. Axial and diametrical tunable dampening devices support the dampening mass in spaced relation with internal walls of the dampening chamber. A tuning piston is moveable within the machine tool body and has a tuning flange that is disposed in contact with one of the axial tunable dampening devices. The tuning piston has a pair of oppositely angulated surfaces that are selectively engaged by angulated drive heads of adjustment screws that are supported by threaded openings of the tool body and are rotated to selectively drive the tuning piston forwardly or rearwardly for precise tuning activity. Internal components of the machine tool define a coolant fluid flow passage to conduct a jet of coolant fluid to the metal cutting interface.

A tool chuck for clamping a tool in a machine tool, having a base body and a sleeve part protruding therefrom, which sleeve part forms a tool holder for fixing a tool shaft in a frictional, nonpositive fashion; a cavity in which a vibration damping component is accommodated is provided in the tool chuck.

A method for reducing regenerative chatter in chip-removal machines wherein a tool head (2) machines walls of a workpiece (1) by means of at least one chip-removal tool and during this machining, the tool head is vibrationally excited and a loose additional mass (m.sub.z) is moved by the vibration. The additional mass randomly touches the tool head (2) in first position or randomly has no connection to the tool head (2) in second position, and thus the total mass of the tool head (2) is randomly changed by the amount of the additional mass (m.sub.z). This change in mass of the tool head in turn changes the frequency of vibration.

A tool holder having a main body for coupling the tool holder to the spindle of a machine tool and having a damping surface connected thereto for clamping a tool, characterized in that the tool holder has at least one portion shaped in one piece by primary shaping, which in its interior has one or more cavities that form an enclave in the portion shaped by primary shaping.

The present invention is a portable and rechargeable drill system that allows a user to conveniently carry on the user's body and perform work. As a preferred and non-limiting example, the portable and rechargeable drill system is lightweight and is comprised of a drill handpiece, a battery-powered control device, and a securing member or mechanism for the drill handpiece. The drill system may further comprise a control device case or holder. The drill handpiece preferably comprises a first end, a second end, a drill bit-spindle and housing assembly, a drill bit locking mechanism, a motor and housing assembly, and a power cord.

A tapping machine (10), for tapping perforated products such as nuts (14), bushings or the like, comprises a spindle (11) on the longitudinal axis (12) of which a tapping tool (13) is rotatably mounted which tapping tool (13) is provided with a stem (21) having a longitudinal axis and a head having a threading to be inserted inside an appropriate hole provided in a nut (14) to be threaded, as well as pusher devices (16) for pushing a nut (14) against the threading surface of the tapping tool (13). Said machine further comprises an anti-vibration centring group (19) which acts on the stem of the tapping tool (13), substantially constraining the tapping tool (13) in a radial direction, preventing a de-alignment of the longitudinal axis (12) of the stem of the tapping tool and maintaining freedom of rotation thereof. Said anti-vibration centring group (19) is selectively movable along the stem of the tapping tool (13) in a parallel direction to the longitudinal axis of said stem (21).

A turning device with static bar includes a motor, a driving shaft and a sleeve, which defines a seat for temporarily accommodating at least one portion of the bar being machined. A machining tool is coupled directly or indirectly on the sleeve. A secondary shaft is interposed between the driving shaft and the sleeve and is coupled to the screw of a first assembly constituted by a first recirculating-ball screw and a respective first lead screw integral with the sleeve. The sleeve and first assembly are coaxial and the driving shaft axis is parallel to and separate from the common axis of the sleeve and first assembly.

The device includes an adjustment element coupled to a pusher shaft, which through the secondary shaft.

makes the screw translate and the assembly lead screw rotate, with consequent rotation of the sleeve and a movement in a radial direction of the tool.