Machining tool
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsHideki Oka, Tadatomo Hatayama, Masaya Koide
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Abstract
A machining tool forms a first relief surface, a valve seat surface, and a second relief surface by cutting the inner periphery of a valve seat blank having an opening. The machining tool is provided with: a tool body rotationally driven about an axis; a plurality of cutting tools rotating with the tool body; a cartridge mounted to the tool body so as to be capable of moving forward and backward along the axis; and a cam in contact with the base end surface of the cartridge and moving the cartridge forward and backward. At least one of the plurality of cutting tools is mounted to the cartridge.
Claims13
A machining tool for performing cutting operation on an inner periphery of a workpiece including an opening to form a plurality of machined surfaces, the machining tool comprising:
- a tool body configured to be driven to rotate around an axis line;
- a plurality of cutting tools configured to rotate together with the tool body;
- a cartridge configured to be attached to the tool body so as to advance and retreat along the axis line;
- and
- a cam configured to come into contact with a proximal end surface of the cartridge to thereby cause the cartridge to advance and retreat,
- at least one of the plurality of cutting tools being attached to the cartridge;
- wherein
- the cam has a circular arc surface extending along an outer circumference of a circular arc and a cut surface formed by cutting off a segment of the circular arc, and the cam is configured to rotate around a center of the circular arc as a center of rotation so that the circular arc surface and the cut surface are selectively brought into contact with the proximal end surface of the cartridge,
- the cartridge is advanced when the circular arc surface comes in contact with the proximal end surface, and
- the cartridge is retreated when the cut surface comes in contact with the proximal end surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.