Methods and apparatus for grinding spiral tool cutting edges having non-circumferentially relieved edges
OwnerRichard F. Schian, William G. Rexiusinventors
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A non-circumferentially relieved surface is ground on the spiral cutting edges of an axially elongate tool using a grinding attachment mounted on a tool supporting table for linear movement to the peripheral edge of a grinding wheel having a fixed finger adjacent the revolving grinding wheel edge adapted to engage behind the portion of the cutting edge being ground to guide the rotary and axial travel of the tool relative to the grinding edge. The tool is supported on a centerless support on the attachment and a top roll is pressed down on the tool shank. The attachment and tool are moved manually forwardly on the table in a grinding pass at a speed dictated by the "feel" of the operator, and while moving the attachment and tool axially and manually revolving said roller at a speed dictated by the "feel" of the operator in timed relation to the forward movement of the attachment and tool.
In a grinder attachment for assisting a tool grinder to grind a spiral tool cutting edge having a non-circumferentially relieved land surface;
A method for grinding a spiral cutting edge having a non-circumferentially relieved surface on an axially elongate tool having a shank at one end using a grinding attachment mounted on a tool supporting table for linear movement to the peripheral edge of a grinding wheel having a fixed finger adjacent the revolving grinding wheel edge adapted to engage behind the portion of the cutting edge being ground to guide the rotary and axial travel of the tool relative to the grinding edge, and wherein the tool is supported on a centerless support on the attachment and a top roller is supported on a pivoted lever in position to be pressed down on the tool shank;
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