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AssigneeUS Synthetic Corporation
InventorsEdwin Sean Cox, Jeff Clark, Jason Cardell, Verl Dallin, Jarrett Meier, Jason Lott, Regan Leland Burton, Dan Bagley
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A cutting tool which may be used in machining various material may include a body and one or more cutting elements associated therewith. In one example, the cutting element(s) may comprise a superhard table, such as a polycrystalline diamond table. In some embodiments, the polycrystalline diamond table may have a diamond density of approximately 95 percent volume or greater. In some embodiments, the thickness of the superhard table may be approximately 0.15 inch. In some embodiments, the superhard table may include a chip-breaking feature or structure. Methods of shaping, finishing, or otherwise machining materials are also provided, including the machining of materials comprising titanium.
A superhard element, comprising:
A method of forming a superhard element, the method comprising:
A method of removing material from a workpiece, the method comprising:
A superhard element, comprising:
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