High shear cutting tool
OwnerDavid Grover Freund, Martin Bradley Neagu +1inventors
InventorsDavid Grover Freund, Martin Bradley Neagu, Gregory Edmon Privette
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Abstract
A high shear angle cutting tool and method of making is disclosed. A rotary cutting tool with a plurality of teeth can cause damage to a work piece during cutting. By orienting the cutting angle of the teeth relative to the rotational central axis to high shear angle such as 50 or 70 degrees, the tool creates a high compression cut which is cleaner and less damaging to the work piece.
Claims10
A cutting device comprising:
- a cylindrical body having a central rotational axis, an outer peripheral surface and a central rotational axis and a central midline;
- a plurality of cutting teeth extending from said surface including a first upper set of teeth generally on one side of the midline and a second lower set of teeth generally on the other side of the midline,
- at least one of said teeth being oriented at a high shear angle relative to said axis of about 50 degrees or greater, where the upper set of teeth are oriented at a downward shear angle and the upper set of teeth are oriented at an upward shear angle.
A cutting device comprising:
- a cylindrical body having a central rotational axis, an outer peripheral surface and a central rotational axis and a central midline;
- a plurality of cutting teeth extending from said surface including a first upper set of teeth generally on one side of the midline and a second lower set of teeth generally on the other side of the midline,
- at least one of said teeth being oriented at a high shear angle of generally 70 degrees or greater relative to said axis.
A cutting device comprising:
- a cylindrical body having a central rotational axis, an outer peripheral surface and a central rotational axis and a central midline;
- a plurality of cutting teeth extending from said surface including a first upper set of teeth generally on one side of the midline and a second lower set of teeth generally on the other side of the midline,
- at least one of said teeth being oriented at a high shear angle relative to said axis of about 50 degrees or greater, where the upper set of teeth are oriented at a downward shear angle and the upper set of teeth are oriented at an upward shear angle and further wherein at least one tooth includes a leading cutting edge and a wall sloping away therefrom on an edge trailing the cutting edge, to provide cutting clearance.
A method of forming a clean cutting rotary tool on a cylindrical shaft comprising the steps of:
- a. forming a plurality of teeth on the surface of the shaft
- b. forming a leading cutting edge on the each tooth
- c. orienting the teeth such that that are at a shear angle of 70 degrees or greater
- d. forming a trailing edge of the teeth so that it has a first and second step back clearance wall sloping away from the leading edge, the second step having a greater clearance slope than the first step.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.