A deburring tool includes: a body; and a cutting unit provided on an end portion of the body and including a blade part, where a first channel is provided inside the body, and when a fluid supplied from outside of the deburring tool through the first channel is injected into the cutting unit and presses the cutting unit, the cutting unit moves and a degree to which the blade part protrudes outwardly increases.

The invention relates to a cutting tool comprising a main part which extends along a longitudinal center axis or rotational axis, at least one cutting insert holder mounted on the main part such that it can be radially adjusted, and an adjusting device for adjusting the position of the cutting insert holder relative to the main part. The adjusting device comprises a threaded sleeve which is non-rotatably but axially movably mounted in the main part and a screw drive driving the threaded sleeve.

The invention relates to a cutting tool comprising a main part that can be rotationally driven about a rotational axis, at least one cutting insert holder mounted on the main part such that it can be radially adjusted, and an adjusting device for adjusting the position of the cutting insert holder relative to the main part. The cutting insert holder is mounted in a guide recess in the main part such that it can be moved transversely, preferably radially, to the rotational axis, and the adjusting device has a control rod that is arranged axially movable inside the main part and supports the cutting insert holder. The cutting tool can be of the multi-point cutting tool type. The invention also relates to a method for machining a bearing tunnel by means of such a multi-point cutting tool.

A machining tool for deburring boreholes, which lead laterally into a recess, comprising: a shaft; a cutting head with at least one circumferential cutting blade associated with a chip groove and having a cutting edge extending, at least in sections, in an axial direction, and which can perform a cutting process by virtue of relative movement between the tool and a workpiece, and which lies on a virtual cylindrical rotation surface; and at least one cutting-blade-free and chip-groove-free surface area; at least one fluid channel closed on the cutting head side, extending through the shaft into the cutting head; and at least one branch channel with an outlet opening. The outlet opening is in a dynamic pressure active surface radially set back relative to the virtual rotation surface, and is larger than a flow cross-sectional area of the at least one branch channel at the outlet opening.

A deburring tool includes: a body; and a cutting unit provided on an end portion of the body and including a blade part, where a first channel is provided inside the body, and when a fluid supplied from outside of the deburring tool through the first channel is injected into the cutting unit and presses the cutting unit, the cutting unit moves and a degree to which the blade part protrudes outwardly increases.

Pressure-medium-controlled countersinking tool (1) with one or more machining blades (7) which are arranged in a rotatably driven base body (2) and which can be actuated in their pivot position by supplying a pressure medium (13), wherein the actuation of the at least one blade (7) takes place via at least one piston-cylinder unit (24, 25) actuated by the pressure medium (13), wherein the at least one blade (7) is pivotably mounted on a bearing bolt (9) forming a pivot axis (9a) and can be extended from a blade chamber (5) arranged in the blade housing (3), wherein a centering device (21, 23; 42, 43) is arranged between the blade (7) and the blade window (6) of the base body (2) in the radial distance (44, 45, 46) from the pivot axis (9a) and in the pivot range of the at least one blade (7).

A tool holder is configured for rotation about a tool holder axis of rotation defining an axial direction. The tool holder, at one axial longitudinal end thereof, has a tool section with a tool-receiving formation for receiving a tool and, at the opposite axial longitudinal end, has a coupling section with a coupling formation for torque-transmitting coupling to a machine spindle of a machine tool. A measuring apparatus is configured for acquiring data relating to the operation of the tool holder. The measuring apparatus has a sensor, in particular an acceleration sensor, with at least two measurement axes. The two measurement axes are oriented substantially radially with respect to the tool holder axis of rotation.

A shaft deburring device includes a tubular metallic shaft having a drill mount at a first end and a deburring collar at a second end. The deburring collar has a plurality of radially disposed grinding balls secured about an interior surface of the collar. An exterior surface of the deburring collar has a plurality of radially disposed bristles.

A micro-gripper includes a support to which are articulated fingers and an actuating diaphragm, adjusting the spacing of the fingers. The support being circular, the fingers may be arranged in any number around it, and the diaphragm delimits a chamber with the support assembled to an equipment for distributing fluids, the pressure of which elastically deforms the diaphragm and controls a simultaneous movement of variations in spacings of the fingers. If the diaphragm is conical and the fingers link up all around, an independence of the movements of the fingers remains.

There is provided a undercutting boring tool (10) comprising a bar body (11). A lost motion link consists of a spring (26) selectively compressed by a lost motion rod (27) having a lost motion slot (33) spaced from a drive pin (34). An operating rod portion (36) has a trunnion body (37) at its front end having a pin (41) adapted to engage the lost motion slot (33). A tool carrier (42) forms a pair of spaced flat tines (43) and forms a bearing surface (44) in the bight. The upper tine (43) and the bearing surface (44) section are slotted at (45) to allow the passage of a control link (46). Apertures (47) in the tines (43) engage pins (50) on the trunnion body (37). The bar of a generally H-shaped tool assembly (52) comprises a bearing surface (53) running in the bearing surface (44). A crank portion (54) is connected to the control link (46) via crank pin (55). Drive pins (61) and (62) engage the tool assembly (52) with the end face of the bar body (11) providing positive engagement resisting rotational forces in use. The arrangement allows for post-insertion rotation of the tool assembly (52) from an aligned to a transverse (working) position before engagement of the drive pins (61) and (62).