A clamping device is configured to clamp a cutting insert onto a holder of a cutting tool. The clamping device contains a clamping bolt and a locking bolt, wherein the clamping bolt is configured to be inserted into each of the cutting insert and the holder. The locking bolt is configured to be inserted into the holder, such that the locking bolt pre-strains the clamping bolt into clamping the cutting insert onto the holder. The clamping bolt is configured rotatable about a longitudinal clamping axis of the clamping bolt relative to each of the cutting insert and the locking bolt, such that the clamping bolt wedge engages with the locking bolt during a clamping bolt rotation about the longitudinal clamping axis.

A method for cutting an inner circumferential surface of a rotating hollow cylindrical workpiece includes: holding the workpiece with a chucking device such that a side surface of the workpiece on a first side in an axial direction of the workpiece is in contact with a contact surface of the chucking device; setting an intersection angle between a rotational center line of the workpiece and an imaginary straight line to an angle smaller than 45 degrees, the straight line being parallel to an axis line of a button tip and intersecting with the rotational center line; and setting a feed direction of the button tip to the inner circumferential surface to a direction from a second side in the axial direction of the workpiece toward the first side in the axial direction thereof, and cutting the inner circumferential surface by use of the button tip rotating about the axis line.

A cutting tool with sufficient stiffness of a body is provided.

A cutting tool 10 includes a body 100 in which a discharge groove 120 for guiding and discharging chips is formed, and a cutting insert 200 fastened and fixed on a distal end side of the body 100. The cutting insert 200 includes a first surface 210 through which a through-hole 230 is opened, and a major cutting edge 231 formed so as to extend straight at an end part of the first surface 210. A protrusion portion 130 protruding so as to cover part of the first surface 210 of the cutting insert 200 from outside is formed at the body 100. A clearance hole 170 is formed so as to extend from a surface of the body 100 opposite the cutting insert 200 toward a corner cutting edge 242 when viewed from the distal end side along a central axis AX1.

A cutting crown fixing for positively locking and non-rotatable fixing of a cutting crown to a holder associated therewith of a comminuting apparatus, in particular a rotor of a comminuting apparatus, including a cutting crown, a cutting crown holder associated with the cutting crown, a screw bolt and a thread insert having a head portion and a shaft portion, wherein the thread insert has a female thread complementary to the male thread of the screw bolt and the cutting crown holder has a through passage for receiving the screw bolt, and in the installed position the thread insert is arranged in positively locking relationship in the axial and tangential direction in a holding opening of the cutting crown associated therewith. The cutting crown holder according to the invention is distinguished in that the positively locking configuration of a peripheral surface of the thread insert relative to the holding opening of the associated cutting crown extends over the entire longitudinal extent of the thread insert, wherein the thread insert is of a rotationally symmetrical configuration over the longitudinal extent of the head portion for providing an axial positively locking relationship with the holding opening and at least over a longitudinal portion has a conical peripheral surface which in the installed position corresponds to a conical receiving portion of complementary configuration of the holding opening and the thread insert in the region of the longitudinal extent of the shaft portion is of a non-rotationally symmetrical configuration for providing a rotational positively locking relationship with the holding opening.

A non-indexable, one-sided cutting insert includes opposite insert side surfaces which define an insert width therebetween, opposite insert front and rear surfaces which extend between the insert side surfaces and define an insert depth therebetween and opposite insert top and bottom surfaces which extend between the insert side surfaces and the insert front and rear surfaces. The insert top and bottom surfaces define an insert height therebetween. The insert further includes a main cutting edge formed at an intersection between the insert top and front surfaces. A maximum value of the insert width is smaller than minimum value of the insert height, and a minimum value of the insert depth. The insert includes a deep opening which opens out only to the insert bottom surface and defines an opening depth. A depth ratio defined between the opening depth and the insert height is greater than 0.3.

Provided are a cemented carbide having excellent plastic deformation resistance and a cutting tool in which the cemented carbide is used as a substrate. A cemented carbide includes a hard phase containing tungsten carbide particles and a binder phase containing, as a main component, an iron-group element, wherein the formula B/A0.05 is satisfied, where A represents the number of the tungsten carbide particles, and B represents the number of tungsten carbide particles whose number of contact points with other tungsten carbide particles is 1 or less. Preferably, the iron-group element includes cobalt, and the cobalt content in the cemented carbide is 8% by mass or more. Preferably, the tungsten carbide particles have an average particle diameter of 3 m or more.

In an embodiment, a cutting insert includes an upper surface, a one or more side surfaces, and a cutting edge. The upper surface includes a first corner portion, and a first side that is adjacent to the first corner portion. The one or more side surfaces are adjacent to the upper surface. The cutting edge is disposed on at least a portion of a section where the upper surface and the side surfaces intersect. When viewed from directly above, the cutting edge includes first, second, third and fourth cutting edges. The first cutting edge is disposed at the first corner portion and has a convex curved shape. The second cutting edge is next to the first cutting edge, and has a linear shape. The third cutting edge is next to the second cutting edge, and has a convex curved shape. The fourth cutting edge is next to the third cutting edge on the first side.

A cutting insert according to one embodiment of the present invention comprises an upper surface, a lower surface, a lateral surface, a cutting edge, and a fastening hole, wherein the cutting edge includes a main cutting edge, a nose R part connected to the main cutting edge, and a sub-cutting edge connected to the nose R part, the upper surface includes a land part adjacent to the cutting edge, an inclined surface downwardly inclined from the land part, and an upper surface bottom part extending from the inclined surface, first and second protrusion parts are formed respectively, in which the first protrusion part is connected to a main cutting edge land part and formed on a main cutting edge inclined surface at a portion at which a nose R part inclined surface ends and the second protrusion part is connected to a sub-cutting edge land part and formed on a sub-cutting edge inclined surface at a portion at which the nose R part inclined surface ends, and no protrusion is present on the nose R part inclined surface.

A cutting tool holder (110) configured for mounting thereon a cutting insert (140). The cutting tool holder comprises a body (112) formed with an insert seat (120) configured receiving therein the cutting insert and a seat bore (135) configured for accommodating therein a fastening member (150). The cutting tool holder also comprises an anchoring element (170) received within the body of the holder, the fastening element being configured for secured engagement with the anchoring element and being free of such engagement with the seat bore.

A method for manufacturing a cutting insert having a through-hole that extends in a direction that is non-parallel to the main pressing direction. The method includes the steps of moving first and second punches within a die cavity toward each other along a first pressing axis and compacting a powder around a core rod into a cutting insert green body, wherein, during at least a portion of the compaction step, the core rod is turned a predetermined angle in alternating direction around its longitudinal axis.