A machining tool incorporates a shaft having a first end configured to fit into a machining collet. A cutting portion extends from a second end of the shaft. A residual stress inducer is located between the first and second ends and includes a torsion element joined to the shaft at a connection end. A carbide tip is present on a free end opposite the connection end and the torsion element is configured such that a selected rotational speed, altered from a normal cutting speed, causes the carbide tip of the torsion element to contact a workpiece surface.

A machining tool incorporates a shaft having a first end configured to fit into a machining collet. A cutting portion extends from a second end of the shaft. A residual stress inducer is located between the first and second ends and includes a torsion element joined to the shaft at a connection end. A carbide tip is present on a free end opposite the connection end and the torsion element is configured such that a selected rotational speed, altered from a normal cutting speed, causes the carbide tip of the torsion element to contact a workpiece surface.

A machine includes a tool housing defining a housing cavity; a first tool coupled to a first linear drive mechanism, the first tool linearly repositionable along an axis by the first linear drive mechanism about and between a first retracted position and an extended position, the first tool positioned within the housing cavity in the first retracted position, the first tool positioned external to the housing cavity in the extended position; and a second tool coupled to a second linear drive mechanism, the second tool linearly repositionable along the axis by the second linear drive mechanism about and between a second retracted position and a sealing position, the second tool positioned within the housing cavity in the second retracted position, the second tool positioned external to the housing cavity in the sealing position.

A wall magnet anchor system is used to install magnetic anchors in wall material that can be used to magnetically hold an object to the wall, thereby avoiding the need to a conventional hook that protrudes from the surface of the wall. The anchor can include a helical thread to hold the anchor in the wall. An installation tool includes a cutting features at one end for cutting a hole in a wall to receive an anchor, and an installation feature that engages the anchor and allows a user to drive the anchor, through rotation, into the hole cut by the cutting features.

A cutting tool includes a body, a blade, and a position adjustment screw. The body surrounds an axial line. The blade includes a cutting edge portion and a shank portion. The position adjustment screw is in contact with the shank portion. The position adjustment screw includes a head portion in contact with the shank portion and a joint portion continuous to the head portion and joined to the body. The head portion includes a tip end surface in contact with the shank portion, a connection surface continuous to the joint portion, and an outer circumferential surface continuous to each of the tip end surface and the connection surface. When viewed in a direction perpendicular to the axial line, a part of the outer circumferential surface is exposed through the second hole and a remainder of the outer circumferential surface is covered with the body.

A cutting tool includes a body, a blade, and a position adjustment screw. The body surrounds an axial line. The blade includes a cutting edge portion and a shank portion. The position adjustment screw is in contact with the shank portion. The position adjustment screw includes a head portion in contact with the shank portion and a joint portion continuous to the head portion and joined to the body. The head portion includes a tip end surface in contact with the shank portion, a connection surface continuous to the joint portion, and an outer circumferential surface continuous to each of the tip end surface and the connection surface. When viewed in a direction perpendicular to the axial line, a part of the outer circumferential surface is exposed through the second hole and a remainder of the outer circumferential surface is covered with the body.

A drill may include a base. The base may be extended from a first end to a second end. The base may include a first part, a second part, a step, a first cutting edge, a first flute, a second cutting edge and a second flute. The step may be located between the first part and the second part, and may have a larger outer diameter as coming closer to the second part. The first flute may be extended from the first cutting edge. The second flute may be extended from the second cutting edge. The step may include a first step and a second step. The first step may connect to the first flute. The second step may connect to the second flute. A first end part in the first step may be located further away from the first end than a second end part in the second step.

A drill may include a base. The base may be extended from a first end to a second end. The base may include a first part, a second part, a step, a first cutting edge, a first flute, a second cutting edge and a second flute. The step may be located between the first part and the second part, and may have a larger outer diameter as coming closer to the second part. The first flute may be extended from the first cutting edge. The second flute may be extended from the second cutting edge. The step may include a first step and a second step. The first step may connect to the first flute. The second step may connect to the second flute. A first end part in the first step may be located further away from the first end than a second end part in the second step.

In a tool holding portion of a machining tool, a cartridge is provided so as to be movable forward and backward. A cam accommodated inside a cam accommodation portion rotates while the cam is in abutment against the cartridge to thereby move the cartridge forward and backward. A rod which moves forward and backward inside a tool body along an axis is provided with an abutment portion. The abutment portion abuts against an abutment position of the cam according to the forward and backward movement of the rod to thereby rotate the cam. A restriction mechanism is capable of adjusting the phase of the cam when the abutment portion is apart from the abutment position so that a reference position is reached where the abutment position faces the abutment portion.

In a tool holding portion of a machining tool, a cartridge is provided so as to be movable forward and backward. A cam accommodated inside a cam accommodation portion rotates while the cam is in abutment against the cartridge to thereby move the cartridge forward and backward. A rod which moves forward and backward inside a tool body along an axis is provided with an abutment portion. The abutment portion abuts against an abutment position of the cam according to the forward and backward movement of the rod to thereby rotate the cam. A restriction mechanism is capable of adjusting the phase of the cam when the abutment portion is apart from the abutment position so that a reference position is reached where the abutment position faces the abutment portion.