Multi-edged machining tool for post-machining of bores
AssigneeGuehring Ohg
InventorsJochen Bitzer, Gerd Heckel
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AssigneeGuehring Ohg
InventorsJochen Bitzer, Gerd Heckel
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The invention relates to a multi-edged machining tool for the post-machining or precision machining of bores. The tool has at least one cutting insert with a pre-determined nominal diameter measurement and with cutting edges that are distributed substantially uniformly around the periphery, in addition to a guide body assembly that is axially offset in relation to said edges. The guide body assembly can be an integral component of a substantially cylindrical guide body that consists of a solid carbide. In some embodiments, said guide body forms at least n helical guide ribs which are equidistant around the periphery and which have a nominal diameter substantially smaller than the nominal diameter measurement of the cutting insert by a value equating to double the dimension of the lubricant gap that is formed during the operation of the tool.
Multi-edged machining tool for post-machining or precision machining of bores, in particular a reamer, for machining deep bores or a plurality of axially separated bores of the same dimensions and quality, such as bores for accommodating bearing bushings for a camshaft, having at least one cutting edge set (32) with a predefined nominal diameter (D32) and cutting edges (32-1 to 32-6) distributed essentially uniformly over the circumference and a guide body arrangement offset axially thereto, characterised in that the guide body arrangement is an integral component of an essentially cylindrical guide body (36) which consists of solid carbide (SC) and forms at least n helical guide ribs (38-1 to 38-4) which are at a uniform circumferential distance from each other and to which a nominal diameter (D38) is assigned which is essentially smaller by twice the size of a lubrication gap which forms during use of the tool than the nominal diameter (D32) of the cutting edge set (32) which is adjacent in the feed direction, and which extend through a centring or wrap angle which is greater than 360°/n, where:
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