Disposable cutting insert and tool holder therefor
OwnerStanford C. Nelsoninventor
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An indexible carbide cutting tool insert and tool holder therefor providing a plurality of right-angled cutting edges positioned to finish cut journals at a negative back rake angle of 1.degree. to 4.degree. with a negative side rake angle of 1.degree. to 4.degree. and with an end relief angle and side relief angle of not less than 1.degree.. The cutting edges include nose cutting radius portions for contour cutting, finish cutting flats and side cutting portions to provide a single indexible insert with the capability of performing a complete machining operation in the finish turning of bearing journals. Chip-breakers are provided to cooperate with each of the cutting edge portions to prevent the formation of long, continuous chips, which are customarily formed in connection with turning steel at high speeds especially with the use of carbide cutting tools.
In a turning tool for use in a lathe having a lathe cutting feed support;
The invention of claim 13 wherein the negative back rake and the negative side rake are in the order of 1.degree. to 2.degree. and the end relief angle and the side relief angle are established in the range of 1.degree. to 2.degree..
An indexible carbide cutting tool insert comprising a pair of parallel spaced mounting surfaces and three side walls disposed at uniform angles relative to one another and extending perpendicularly between said parallel mounting surfaces and forming cutting edges at the juncture of each face and side wall, each side wall being joined to an adjacent side wall by a nose-cutting radius with each nose-cutting radius having a pair of spaced cutting flats formed thereon and extending between the parallel mounting surfaces and providing a cutting edge flat at the juncture with each parallel mounting surface, each parallel mounting surface of the cutting tool insert including a stepped nose chip breaker formed adjacent each nose-cutting radius and parallel to the planes of said parallel mounting surfaces, a stepped chip breaker formed along each side wall for cooperation therewith parallel to the planes of said parallel mounting surfaces and extending between each pair of said nose chip breakers, said nose chip breakers and said chip breakers formed along said mounting surfaces and extending along said side walls being disposed at different elevational levels to provide a stepped relationship therebetween.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.