Shafted grinder and polishing tool
AssigneesXebec Technology Co., Ltd., Taimei Chemicals Co., Ltd.
InventorsHidekazu ARAI, Makikazu KARASAWA
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Abstract
A shafted grinder (1) includes a grinder (2) and a shaft (3) extending from the grinder (2). The grinder (2) includes a plurality of fiber bundles (22) of a plurality of inorganic filaments bundled together (21) bonded by a resin (23). When a stiffness of the shaft (3) is S, the shaft (3) satisfies the following conditional expression (A). When a region 30 mm from a rear end of the shaft (3) as a shank section (4) is fixed, a rear end of an outer peripheral end (2a) of the grinder (2) is pushed from a direction orthogonal to an axis (L), a push-in load is F (N), and an amount of displacement of a front end of the shaft 3 is δ (mm), the stiffness of the shaft is determined by using the following formula (B). 0.4 ≤ S ≤ 100 ( A ) S = F / δ ( B )
Claims11
A shafted grinder comprising:
- a shaft having a shank section at a rear end;
- and a grinder having a rotationally symmetrical shape around an axis of the shaft and fixed to a front end of the shaft, the grinder having an outer peripheral end located on an outer peripheral side with respect to the shaft, the shank section being chucked into a hand-held rotary tool to polish a workpiece with the outer peripheral end of the grinder,
- wherein the grinder includes a plurality of grinding element bundles of a plurality of inorganic filaments bundled together and includes a resin bonding the grinding element bundles,
- a natural frequency has a value that does not cause resonance during a polishing process when the following conditional expression is satisfied:
- 0.4≤S≤100
- where S is a stiffness of the shaft, and
- when a region 30 mm from the rear end of the shaft as the shank section is fixed to a jig and a rear end of the outer peripheral end of the grinder is pushed from a direction orthogonal to the axis, the stiffness of the shaft is determined by using the following formula:
- S=F/δ
- where F (N) is a push-in load, and δ (mm) is an amount of displacement of the front end of the shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.