Two-piece rotary metal-cutting tool and method for interconnecting the pieces
AssigneeSeco Tools AB
InventorsMattias Berglund, Fredrick Lundberg, Ingela Arbrink
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AssigneeSeco Tools AB
InventorsMattias Berglund, Fredrick Lundberg, Ingela Arbrink
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A tool includes a tool body and a cutting portion detachably mounted thereon, the tool being rotatable about a longitudinal center axis. The tool body includes flutes formed in an outer surface thereof, and a pair of forward projections at a front end thereof. The cutting portion includes front flutes formed in an external side thereof, and a pair of recesses extending circumferentially in communication with respective ones of the front flutes. To connect the cutting portion to the tool body, the cutting portion and tool body are converged longitudinally so that the projections enter the front flutes. Then, relative rotation is produced between the cutting portion and tool body to align the front flutes with the rear flutes while causing the projections to enter the recesses and form therewith a bayonet coupling.
A rotary metal-cutting tool comprising, in combination, a tool body and a cutting portion attached to the tool body;
A cutting portion adapted to be connected to a tool body for rotary metal cutting, comprising a front cutting surface having at least one cutting edge, a rear support surface, and at least one chip flute formed in a side surface of the cutting portion for guiding cuttings, said cutting portion including coupling means defining a dovetail-shaped projection and forming part of a bayonet coupling adapted to connect a tool body with the cutting portion.
A rotary drill comprising:
A method of attaching a drilling head to a drill body, said drill body having a longitudinal axis and first and second opposed ends, one of said opposed ends comprising a centrally disposed dovetail-shaped recess, and at least two circumferentially spaced projections, each of said projections having a stop surface;
A method for mounting a cutting portion to a tool body to form a metal-cutting rotary tool, the tool body including a shank portion;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.