Multi-radial shaft for releasable shaft holders
OwnerPeter Treigeinventor
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A shaft for clamping in the bore of a releasable holder. On a transverse section plane, the circumference of the shaft is a series of arcs with different centers. These arcs intersect in sequence at their end points. Each intersection forms a slight ridge along the length of the shaft. Two of the ridges flank the point opposite the clamping element. These two ridges contact the bore, and they lie at the distance from the axis of the tool equal to the radius of the bore of the holder. Thus, they precisely locate the center of the shaft at the center of the bore. Two additional ridges on the shaft flank the clamping element. These additional ridges clear the holder bore just enough so that when the clamping element is released, the shaft can readily slide out of the bore and also can be easily re-inserted.
A shaft for use in combination with a shaft holder having a generally cylindrical bore with an axis and a radius, the shaft comprising:
A shaft for use in combination with a shaft holder having a generally cylindrical bore with an axis, a radius, and a clamping element, the shaft comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.