Milling cutter with insert having depression below cutting edge for axial/radial support
AssigneeIscar, Ltd.
InventorAmir Satran
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AssigneeIscar, Ltd.
InventorAmir Satran
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A cutting insert a rotary cutting tool using the same. The cutting insert is a substantially prismoidal body having top, base and side surfaces and cutting edges formed at intersections of the top and side surfaces. The insert, when mounted in the tool, has at least one inoperative side surface which has at least one depression formed symmetrically with respect to a center of the side surface length. An upper portion of the depression is disposed substantially in the vicinity of the top surface. The depression has a bottom wall oriented substantially co-directionally with the side surface and a pair of side walls oriented substantially transversely to the side surface. The depression is designed so that, when the insert is mounted in the tool, at least one wall of the depression constitutes a support of the cutting insert in the direction along an axis of rotation of the tool.
A cutting insert for use in a rotary cutter tool having an axis of rotation, the insert being a substantially prismoidal body having top, base and side surfaces and cutting edges formed at intersections of the top and side surface;
A rotary cutting tool assembly comprising a tool holder having an axis of rotation and formed with at least one insert receiving pocket and at least one replaceable cutting insert releasably mounted therein by clamping means;
A rotary cutting tool assembly comprising a tool holder having an axis of rotation and a cutting insert mounted in the tool holder;
A rotary cutting tool assembly comprising a tool holder having an axis of rotation and a cutting insert mounted in the tool holder;
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