Machining jig and machining method
AssigneesSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Sumitomo Electric Sintered Alloy, Ltd.
InventorsTomoyuki Ishimine, Hirofumi Kiguchi
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AssigneesSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Sumitomo Electric Sintered Alloy, Ltd.
InventorsTomoyuki Ishimine, Hirofumi Kiguchi
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A machining jig holds a workpiece with respect to a tool that partially removes an outer peripheral surface of the workpiece. The machining jig includes a first jig including an inner peripheral surface having a shape similar to a contour of the workpiece and an outer peripheral surface including a first inclined section inclined with respect to an axial direction of the workpiece; a second jig including an inner peripheral surface including a second inclined section configured to be fitted to the first inclined section; a base to which the second jig is coaxially fixed; and a sliding mechanism that enables a large-diameter portion of the first inclined section and a small-diameter portion of the second inclined section to move toward and away from each other. The sliding mechanism of the machining jig causes the small-diameter portion of the second inclined section to press the large-diameter portion of the first inclined section so that compressive stress is applied to the outer peripheral surface of the workpiece at a position near a portion to be removed by the tool.
A machining jig that holds a workpiece with respect to a tool that partially removes an outer peripheral surface of the workpiece, the machining jig comprising:
A machining jig that holds a workpiece with respect to a tool that partially removes an outer peripheral surface of the workpiece, the machining jig comprising:
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