Patent classifications
B23B29/046
Diamond machining tool
In a general aspect, a machining tool includes a diamond crystal having a working section configured to machine a workpiece. The machining tool includes a body and a shank extending from the body. The shank defines a cylindrical slot outside the body. The machining tool includes an assembly carried by the shank. The assembly includes a cylindrical pin that resides in the cylindrical slot. The assembly also includes a diamond crystal secured to an end of the cylindrical pin. The diamond crystal has a curved perimeter that defines a working section, which contacts a workpiece during operation of the machining tool. The shank is adapted to allow rotation of the cylindrical pin within the cylindrical slot to modify the working section.
TOOL HOLDER AND A PARTING AND GROOVING TOOL FOR AN INDEXABLE TURRET, AND A MACHINING METHOD THEREFOR
A tool holder and a parting and grooving tool for an indexable turret have a plurality of tool stations, The adjacent tool stations have a predetermined angular spacing. The tool holder includes a mounting portion and a projected portion, which are connected. The mounting portion has a flat surface extending in an interface plane and the projected portion has a recess for holding the parting and grooving tool. The parting and grooving tool includes a cutting portion and a clamping portion. The cutting portion includes a cutting edge and the clamping portion includes a rear end surface. The parting and grooving tool is mountable in the recess such that a distance from the interface plane to the rear end surface of the parting and grooving tool is greater than a distance from the interface plane to the cutting portion of the parting and grooving tool.
Tool coupling
A tool coupling extends along a longitudinal axis and has a first component, a second component, and a clamp for fastening the first component to the second component. The first component has a male clamping portion, the second component has a female clamping portion, and the clamp is located in an inner cavity of the second component. The male clamping portion has a first abutment region located axially rearward of a first plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, the inner cavity has a second abutment region located axially forward of the first plane, and the first and second abutment regions face towards the first plane. In a fastened state, a clamp first engagement region of the clamp makes clamping contact with the male clamping portion's first abutment region, and a clamp second engagement region of the clamp makes clamping contact with the inner cavity's second abutment region.
External Grooving Insert Holder Having Upper and Lower Jaws Connected by Angled Hinge Portion with Cooling Channel Extending Through Hinge Portion, and Cutting Tool
An insert holder has a holder longitudinal axis defining opposite forward to rearward directions, a holder end surface located at a forward end thereof, and a holder peripheral surface extending circumferentially about the holder longitudinal axis. The insert holder has upper and lower jaws which are spaced apart by a clamping recess recessed in the holder end surface. The upper jaw is resiliently movable with respect to the lower jaw upon rotation around an angled pivot axis. The insert holder includes a forwardly located insert mounting portion which includes a forwardly protruding clamping finger and a forwardly protruding support rib. The clamping recess is defined partially by an elongated recess hinge surface formed on an angled hinge portion. The recess hinge surface includes a first hinge end and a second hinge end, longitudinally spaced apart from one another. The second hinge end is located forward of the first hinge end.
External grooving insert holder having upper and lower jaws connected by angled hinge portion with cooling channel extending through hinge portion, and cutting tool
An insert holder has a holder longitudinal axis defining opposite forward to rearward directions, a holder end surface located at a forward end thereof, and a holder peripheral surface extending circumferentially about the holder longitudinal axis. The insert holder has upper and lower jaws which are spaced apart by a clamping recess recessed in the holder end surface. The upper jaw is resiliently movable with respect to the lower jaw upon rotation around an angled pivot axis. The insert holder includes a forwardly located insert mounting portion which includes a forwardly protruding clamping finger and a forwardly protruding support rib. The clamping recess is defined partially by an elongated recess hinge surface formed on an angled hinge portion. The recess hinge surface includes a first hinge end and a second hinge end, longitudinally spaced apart from one another. The second hinge end is located forward of the first hinge end.
Toolholder assembly with lock rod
A toolholder assembly includes a toolholder having a rearwardly facing toolholder shank, a base member having a bore configured for receiving the toolholder shank, a canister configured for receipt in the bore of the base member, a lock rod with an axial forward and an axial rearward end, wherein the axial forward end of the lock rod includes a compression void such as a compression aperture or compression slot formed therethrough, and at least one locking member in communication with the axial forward end of the lock rod.
PARTING BLADE AND TOOL HOLDER THEREFOR
A tool holder including a tool shank and a tool head connected to the tool shank. The tool head comprising an insert seat or a blade pocket. Adjacent to at least a portion of a shank side surface there is a reinforcement portion connecting the shank side surface and the tool head.
CUTTING TOOL AND METHOD OF ASSEMBLING CUTTING TOOL
A cutting tool comprises a shank having an insertion portion protruding from a shank main body, a head in which an insertion hole into which the insertion portion is inserted is formed, and a spacer disposed in a gap between the shank main body and the head. The insertion portion has a tapered outer circumferential surface which gradually decreases in diameter from the other side toward one side in the axial direction. The insertion hole has a tapered inner circumferential surface coming into surface contact with the tapered outer circumferential surface. A head end surface of the head which faces the other side in the axial direction comes into surface contact with a surface facing one side in the axial direction of the spacer.
MODULAR TURNING TOOL HAVING A REPLACEABLE ADAPTOR
A turning tool adaptor includes opposite first and second side surfaces and a peripheral surface which extends therebetween. The turning tool adaptor further includes a cutting portion with an insert retaining portion and a clamping portion which extends from the cutting portion. The clamping portion includes a protrusion which extends transversely from the first side surface. The protrusion includes a main abutment surface and spaced apart first and second adaptor clamping bores which open out to the second side surface and also to the main abutment surface. The turning tool adaptor has first, second and third abutment surfaces which are located between the top and bottom surfaces in a side view perpendicular to one of the side surfaces.
FASTENING STRUCTURE, HEAD, AND SHANK
Provided is a fastening structure having a wide application range and a high degree of freedom of design. A fastening structure includes: a head including a first end surface and a first screw part formed on the first end surface; and a shank including a second end surface and a second screw part formed on the second end surface and threadedly engaging with the first screw part. The first end surface includes a first principal surface oriented in an axial direction of the first screw part and a first step surface oriented in a rotational direction of the first screw part. The second end surface includes a second principal surface oriented in an axial direction of the second screw part and a second step surface oriented in a rotational direction of the second screw part. The first and second principal surfaces face each other and the first and second step surfaces face each other when the first screw part threadedly engages with the second screw part.