Means and method for lubricating core drills
AssigneePPG Industries, Inc.
InventorsRobert G. Frank, Joseph A. Noca
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AssigneePPG Industries, Inc.
InventorsRobert G. Frank, Joseph A. Noca
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The present invention includes an insert securably mountable within the chamber of a core drill, such as a chamfering diamond core drill used for drilling and chamfering glass articles. The insert preferably includes a first diverting facility for diverting a first portion of a lubricating/cooling fluid from within the core drill to the inner drilling surfaces of the core drill, and a second diverting facility for diverting a second portion of the lubricating/cooling fluid to the outer drilling surface and chamfering surface of the core drill, to prevent thermal damage to the article being drilled and chamfered, during both the drilling and chamfering steps. The present invention further includes a method of lubricating/cooling an article during drilling and chamfering operations with lubricating/cooling fluid from within the core drill, to prevent thermal damage to the article being drilled.
A method of drilling a chamfered hole in an article, with a core drill having chamfering and inner and outer drilling surfaces, comprising the steps of:
A core drill for drilling a chamfered hole in an article, comprising:
In a core drill having an inner bore, an inner chamber fluidly connected to the inner bore, chamfering, and inner and outer drilling surfaces, for drilling a chamfered hole in an article, a lubricating means for supplying the lubricating/cooling fluid to the chamfering and inner and outer drilling surfaces, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.