Removable copying cutter
AssigneeSociete Europeenne de Propulsion
InventorPhilippe Roger Martin
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AssigneeSociete Europeenne de Propulsion
InventorPhilippe Roger Martin
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The present invention relates to a copying cutter provided with a cylindrical or conical body having a spherical end, constituting the active portion of the cutter, said end including a plurality of flutes inclined at a determined angle .theta. relative to the longitudinal axis of the cutter and formed along circular arcs at a determined distance x from the midplane P of the cutter, an inside face and an outside face of each of the flutes constituting, after machining, respectively a cutting face and clearance faces of each tooth of the cutter. The clearance faces comprise a first clearance face and an additional clearance face presenting at least a first facet. The cutting face has a cutting angle .gamma. given by the following equation: ##EQU1## where R is the radius of the cutter. The present invention also relates to a method of manufacturing the cutter.
A copying cutter provided with a cylindrical or conical body having a spherical end, wherein the spherical end constituting the active portion of the cutter includes a plurality of flutes, each of the plurality of flutes formed along a circular arc lying in a plane inclined at a determined angle .theta. relative to a rotational axis defined by the body of the cutter, the plane being parallel to and spaced a determined distance x from a midplane P passing through the radial center of the spherical end, each of the plurality of flutes further including an inside face and an outside face of each of the flutes constituting, after machining, respectively a cutting face and clearance faces for each tooth of the cutter.
A copying cutter provided with a cylindrical or conical body having a spherical end, wherein the spherical end constituting the active portion of the cutter includes a plurality of flutes inclined at a determined angle .alpha. relative to a rotational axis defined by the body of the cutter and formed along circular arcs at a determined distance x from a midplane P passing through the radial center of the spherical end, wherein each of the plurality of flutes is parallel to a respective midplane P at a distance x therefrom, each of the plurality of flutes further including an inside face and an outside face of each of the flutes constituting, after machining, respectively a cutting face and clearance faces for each tooth of the cutter;
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