Mounting mechanism for a pin mirror cutter
AssigneeMitsubishi Materials Corporation
InventorsYukihiro Saeki, Syoji Takiguchi, Nobukazu Horiike
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Abstract
In a mounting mechanism for a pin mirror cutter 22, the cutter body 22 is mounted with its outer periphery inserted into the inner periphery of a cutter mounting portion. an inclined surface of a tapered portion 22 formed on the cutter body and an inclined surface of a tapered portion formed on the cutter mounting portion are in surface-contact with each other, and the diameters of the contact surfaces gradually decrease in the direction of insertion of the cutter body into the cutter mounting portion. Furthermore, these inclined surfaces and are formed by a plurality of flat surfaces so as to form regular octagonal pyramid surfaces.
Claims14
A mounting mechanism for a rotating tool, comprising:
- an outer peripheral surface of a cutter body which is annular in shape and includes cutting edges on an inner periphery, said outer peripheral surface being tapered with an angle of inclination with respect to a rotational axis of the cutter body, said outer peripheral surface including at least one flat portion arranged tangentially to a circle centered on said rotational axis;
- an inner peripheral surface of a cutter mounting portion, said inner peripheral surface being tapered to detachably receive said outer peripheral surface, said inner peripheral surface including at least one substantially flat portion arranged tangentially to a circle entered on said rotational axis so as to contact said at least one substantially flat portion included on said outer peripheral surface when said outer peripheral surface is received by said inner peripheral surface, wherein said outer and inner peripheral surfaces are configured to be in surface-to-surface contact with each other, each of said inner and outer peripheral surfaces are formed by a plurality of substantially flat surfaces so as to form a substantially pyramidal surface on each of said inner and outer peripheral surfaces, comers of the pyramidal surfaces are cut to form stealing holes, and wherein said corners of said outer peripheral surface are chamfered.
A mounting mechanism for a rotating tool, comprising:
- an inner peripheral surface of a cutter body which is annular in shape and includes cutting edges on an outer periphery, said inner peripheral surface being tapered with an angle of inclination with respect to a rotational axis of the cutter body, said inner peripheral surface including at least one flat portion arranged tangential to a circle centered on said rotational axis;
- an outer peripheral surface of a cutter mounting portion, said outer peripheral surface being tapered to detachably receive said inner peripheral surface, said outer peripheral surface including at least one substantially flat portion arranged tangentially to a circle centered on said rotational axis so as to contact said at least one substantially flat portion included on said inner peripheral surface when said outer peripheral surface is received by said inner peripheral surface, wherein said outer and inner peripheral surfaces are configured to be in surface-to-surface contact with each other, each of said inner and outer peripheral surfaces are formed by a plurality of substantially flat surfaces so as to form a substantially pyramidal surface on each of said inner and outer peripheral surfaces, corners of the pyramidal surfaces are cut to form stealing holes, and wherein said corners of said outer peripheral surface are chamfered.
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