A cutting tool body includes a first member and a second member, both having a substantially cylindrical shape, and arranged such that a tool body central axis coincides with a central axis of each of the first and the second members. The first member has a tool characteristic of a first magnitude and the second member has the tool characteristic of a second magnitude, different from the first magnitude. The cutting tool body includes a transition member arranged between the first and second members and connected at a first end to the first member and at a second end to the second member. The tool characteristic in the transition member is of the first magnitude at the first end and of the second magnitude at the second end. The transition member has a transition region between the first and the second ends in which the tool characteristic transforms from the first magnitude to the second magnitude.

A coolant bonnet for a cutting tool includes a head portion, a shank portion, an internal coolant passage extending through the shank portion and into a coolant manifold disposed within the head portion, and one or more coolant ducts extending radially outward from the manifold to an outlet port. Each coolant duct is aligned with the chip flutes of the cutting tool and directs coolant at a predetermined exit angle in an axially rearward direction toward the cutting edges of a cutting insert mounted on the cutting tool. A method of providing coolant to a cutting edge of a cutting insert mounted on the cutting tool is also disclosed.

This disclosure relates to a machining tool having a base body which is rotatable about a rotary axis and movable in a feed direction along the rotary axis, at least one cutting element which is fixed on the base body and has a front cutting edge pointing in the feed direction, and a flute associated with the cutting element and formed by a recess in the base body. In order to control the chip flow, according to this disclosure, a flute cover mounted on the base body is proposed, which outwardly covers a chip removal area of the flute adjoining the cutting element.

A cutting tool comprising a tool body comprising a shank and a cutter opposite the shank, the body defining a length from a shank end to an end face opposite the shank end, a central axis extends along the length of the body; at least one tooth having a cutting edge, the cutting edge extending along the tooth from the shank to the end face; a flute formed adjacent the at least one tooth; at least one cooling channel formed in the tooth proximate the at least one cutting edge, the at least one cooling channel having an elongated cross sectional shape with an elliptical portion and a circular portion opposite the elliptical portion, wherein the elliptical portion is located proximate the cutting edge.

A cutting tool comprising a tool body comprising a shank and a cutter opposite the shank, the body defining a length from a shank end to an end face opposite the shank end, a central axis extends along the length of the body; at least one tooth having a cutting edge, the cutting edge extending along the tooth from the shank to the end face; a flute formed adjacent the at least one tooth; at least one cooling channel formed in the tooth proximate the at least one cutting edge, the at least one cooling channel having an elongated cross sectional shape with an elliptical portion and a circular portion opposite the elliptical portion, wherein the elliptical portion is located proximate the cutting edge.

A cutting tool may include a circular columnar body extending from a first end to a second end along a rotation axis. At least a part of the columnar body may correspond to an insert including a cutting edge at the first end. The insert may include therein a flow path extending from a side of the first end toward a side of the second end. A width of the flow path along a radial direction of the circular columnar body may be smaller than a width of the flow path along a circumferential direction of the circular columnar body in a cross section orthogonal to the rotation axis.

A rotating cutting tool that is internally cooled by cryogenic coolant, the rotating cutting tool has a cylindrical body including: a central bore that extends along a longitudinal axis of the cylindrical body; a plurality of cold flow delivery paths formed from radial bores that fluidly communicate with and extend radially-outwardly from the central bore; longitudinal grooves that are formed along an outer surface of the cylindrical body extending along the longitudinal axis and fluidly communicating with the radial bores; a bushing having an inner diameter closely conforming to the outer surface of the cylindrical body allowing the bushing to concentrically fit over the cylindrical body and the longitudinal grooves to form longitudinal passageways extending from the radial bores to one or more exhaust ports formed in the bushing proximate a rear face of the cylindrical body; and a plurality of flutes for cutting a workpiece each having a cutting edge formed from the bushing.

One-piece reamer cutting discs including integral engagement and cutting portions are disclosed. The engagement portion may allow for torque transmission and alignment of the reamer cutting disc on a reamer tool body. The integral engagement portion and cutting portion allows for the cutting portion to be provided closer to the end of the tool body. The one-piece reamer cutting discs may be mounted on a tool body having coolant outlets that direct coolant from the tool body to the exterior surface of the cutting disc.

The invention relates to a tool for forming a drilled hole (B), comprising a shank that is rotatable or rotates about a tool axis (A), at least one first portion, which is rotatable or rotates about the tool axis (A), for producing and/or widening a drilled hole (B) by chip cutting, and a second portion, which rotates about the tool axis (A), for widening a drilled hole (B) without chip cutting, wherein the second portion is arranged behind the first portion in a direction of advance (V) of the tool. The invention additionally relates to a method for producing a drilled hole (B).

A reamer head for a reamer includes one or more blades separated by flutes. Each flute has a front core region proximate a front end of the cutting portion, a rear portion proximate a rear end of the cutting portion and the middle core region therebetween. The front core region has a thickness, T1, the middle core region has a thickness, T2, and the rear core region has a thickness, T3. The thickness, T2, of the middle core region is greater than the thickness, T1, of the front core region and the thickness, T3, of the rear core region. A method of making the reamer head is also disclosed.