Counterbore for the bilateral attachment of plane surfaces to bolt holes
OwnerHeinrich Heuleinventor
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Abstract
A counterbore for the bilateral mounting of plane surfaces on through holes that consists of a tool head that may be driven rotationally by means of a shank. The counterbore has two cutting heads with cutting edges pointing in opposite directions. The cutting heads are guided within the tool head in take-up slots in such a way that they may be moved out radially and fixed in a preselected position. The cutting heads lie against one another within the area of the take-up slots. In order that high cutting forces may be transmitted easily in a tool head of small dimensions, the cutting heads are guided through a guide slot extending in a radial direction and positioned in the take-up slots of the tool head.
Claims9
Counterbore for the bilateral mounting of plane surfaces on through holes comprising a tool head, means for driving the tool head rotationally, two cutting heads having cutting edges, the tool head defining take-up slot means within which the cutting heads are received with the cutting edges pointing in opposite directions, the cutting heads being received in the take-up slot means in such a way that they may be selectively moved radially and fixed in the tool head, and lie against one another within the area of the take-up slot means, at least one radially extending guide means located in the take-up slot means of the tool head for guiding the two cutting heads and for assisting in the transmission of cutting forces from the cutting heads into the tool head wherein the guide means includes a rib extending inwardly from a wall of the slot means, the rib intersecting a central longitudinal axis of the tool head symmetrically and interacting with respective surfaces on each of the cutting heads.
Counterbore for the bilateral mounting of plane surfaces on through holes comprising a tool head, means for driving the tool head rotationally, two cutting heads having cutting edges, the tool head defining take-up slots means within which the cutting heads are received with the cutting edges pointing in opposite directions, the cutting heads being received in the take-up slot means in such a way that they may be selectively moved radially and fixed in the tool head, and lie against one another within the area of the take-up slot means, at least one radially extending guide means located in the take-up slot means of the tool head for guiding the two cutting heads and for assisting in the transmission of cutting forces from the cutting heads into the tool head wherein the guide means is formed in part by the underside of a closure mounted in a recess formed in the end of the tool head.
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