Cutting tool assembly
AssigneeNippon Oil and Fats Co., Ltd.
InventorsYutaka Kuroyama, Masami Maeno, Ikuo Sakakibara
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Abstract
Disclosed is a cutting tool assembly employing a composite hard sintered body as a cutting part comprising a support and a cutting edge; wherein the cutting part is secured on a base made of a cemented carbide or a hard alloy having at least one edge where a recess is formed, the cutting part being formed by bonding a hard sintered body constituting the cutting edge and a cemented carbide or a cermet consituting the support, and said cutting part being secured in the recess by soldering in such a way that the support side may face the recess.
Claims7
A cutting tool for cutting a workpiece, the cutting tool comprising:
- a base having a thickness and a corner, a recess being formed at the corner in the base so as to extend the entire thickness of the base, the recess having a first inner surface and a second inner surface which are substantially perpendicular to each other;
- and
- a cutter assembly including a cutting tip and a support extending the entire thickness of the base such that the cutting tip has a pair of cutting edges on opposite sides thereof;
- and wherein
- the tip is substantially triangular in shape, having a first contact surface and a second contact surface which are substantially perpendicular to each other,
- the support is substantially rectangular in shape with first and second mutually opposite side surfaces and first and second mutually opposite end surfaces which are substantially perpendicular to and smaller in area than the first and second side surfaces,
- each of the side surfaces of the support is smaller in area than the second inner surface of the recess,
- the first contact surface of the tip is attached to the first end surface of the support,
- the second end surface of the support is attached to the first inner surface of the recess, and
- the second contact surface of the tip and the second side surface of the support are attached to the second inner surface of the recess such that a distal portion of the first inner surface of the base is exposed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.