A device for drilling a hole with an expanded diameter includes: a body, a shank; a sleeve; a compression spring; a drill bit body; an expanded diameter hole portion forming member attached to a side surface of the drill bit body and configured such that a cutting bit protrudes laterally from the drill bit body when the expanded diameter hole portion forming member moves forward on the side surface; a compression spring, which urges the expanded diameter hole portion forming member rearward relative to the drill bit body; and a cam. The expanded diameter hole portion forming member is configured to move forward on the side surface of the drill bit body owing to rotation of the cam when the body moves forward relative to the sleeve.

An ultra-precise boring cartridge and an adjustment device is disclosed. The boring cartridge includes a cam, a cam follower contacting the cam by a slopped portion, and a spring arrangement exerting a biasing force against the cam follower. The adjustment device includes a graduated dial affixed to an annular sleeve having a hexagonal-shaped end engaged with the boring cartridge. A dial of the boring cartridge is rotated in increments of about 3.6 by the adjustment device, which causes movement of about 0.005 mm of the cam in a X-direction and movement of about 0.001 mm of the cam follower in a Y-direction, thereby selectively adjusting a machining radius of a cutting insert mounted on the cam follower.

A tool exchange device in which a tool unit is detachably attached, the tool exchange device includes: a device body in which a motor accommodation chamber for accommodating an electric motor is formed; a cylindrical member provided in the device body and to which a plurality of balls engaged with an engagement ring provided in the tool unit are attached; a cam member attached inside the cylindrical member and rotated and driven by the electric motor arranged in the motor accommodation chamber; and a ball drive surface provided on the cam member and having a lock surface for engaging the ball with the engagement ring and a release surface for releasing the ball from the engagement ring.

A cutting edge adjustment device for a cutting tool for adjusting the position of a cutting edge of a cutting insert by causing movement of the cutting insert includes a rotary member for producing the movement. The rotary member is formed into a shape in which a substantially cylindrical portion having a constant radius and a cam portion having a cam face whose radius is gradually increased in a manner corresponding to the amount of the movement are arranged in a direction of a rotational center axis. The cam face is formed in such a manner as to have a section in which a radius is linearly increased, and consequently, the unit rotational angle of the rotary member on the rotational center axis is proportional to the unit movement amount of the cutting insert.

A drilling tool includes a spindle, a housing at least partly housing the spindle, a feed gear drivingly connected to a motor and threaded around the spindle to feed the spindle in an axial direction of the spindle by mutual rotation between the feed gear and spindle during a drilling process, and a micro peck unit which includes an undulated cam profile and a follower arranged to bear against the cam profile, and which produces an oscillating movement of the feed gear and the spindle upon rotation of the feed gear during a drilling process. The micro peck unit further includes interposable rolling elements arranged to be re-positioned into a gap between two circular contact surfaces in order to separate the cam profile from the follower, such that no oscillating movement is produced by the unit when the interposable rolling elements are positioned inside the gap between the contact surfaces.

A clamping device for releasably holding a tool holder shank formed with a bore includes a housing having a forwardly facing surface and a bore. A drawbar is mounted reciprocally movable inside the bore and in a forward end has engagement device, which is arranged to engage with an engagement formation inside the bore of the tool holder shank. The drawbar is, in a rear portion, formed with a drawbar aperture, and a cam shaft extending through the drawbar aperture and being rotatably journalled in the housing and arranged to impart an axial displacement to the drawbar in relation to the housing. The cam shaft includes first and second spaced apart cam formations and an intermediate circular cylindrical portion located between the cam formations, wherein the first and second cam formations are journalled in a first and second seating apertures, respectively, in the housing on opposite sides of the drawbar.

A pipe machining apparatus includes a frame, a tool support, an advancement device, and an advancement member. The tool support is coupled to and movable relative to the frame. The tool support is adapted to support a tool and move the tool in a direction toward a pipe at an increment. The advancement device includes an advancement projection fixedly attached to the frame. The advancement projection includes a contact-surface. The advancement member is coupled to the tool support. Upon the advancement member contacting the contact-surface of the advancement projection the advancement member is adapted to advance the tool towards the pipe at the increment. The contact-surface of the advancement projection is shaped to always be in a non-perpendicular contact position with the advancement member.

A clamping device for releasably holding a tool holder shank includes a housing, a drawbar axially moveable in a bore in the housing, engagement members moveable under the effect of the drawbar into locking engagement with the tool holder shank, and an actuating member rotatably arranged in the bore. Upon rotation of the actuating member, a contact surface on a motion transferring element fixedly connected to the actuating member achieves an axial movement of the drawbar by pressing against a contact surface on another motion transferring element fixedly connected to the drawbar. At least one of the contact surfaces includes two sections with mutually different pitch, such that the same angular displacement of the actuating member, when rotated in a first rotary direction, results in a longer axial movement of the drawbar in a first phase of the rotary movement than in a final phase thereof.

An indexing system for a lathe tool holder comprises a lower housing assembly with a rotary driver shaft interfaced with a tool turret and rotatable by the tool turret, a rotary driver clutch secured to the rotary driver shaft, and an outer rotary comprising an internally threaded pocket. A rotary pusher with an externally threaded portion mates with the internally threaded pocket. Rotation of the rotary driver shaft causes the rotary pusher to move linearly without rotation. An upper housing assembly mounted on the lower housing assembly comprises a sawtooth connection for a multiple insert lathe tool holder head. A camshaft driver interfaces with the tool holder head and has a cam channel that circumscribes a path that is interfaced with a stationary cam pin. Linear movement of the rotary pusher causes rotation of the camshaft driver and thereby rotation and linear movement of the tool holder head.

An arbor for a hole saw an arbor stem, an actuator, and at least one post. The arbor stem includes at least one arm having a threaded portion configured to engage the hole saw. The actuator is rotatable about a central axis of the arbor to move the at least one arm. The actuator includes a surface facing the at least one arm and a track. The track is recessed from the surface of the actuator. The at least one post extends from the at least one arm to engage the track. The arm is movable in a radial direction in response to rotation of the actuator to vary a circumference of the arbor stem.