Cutting tool and method of use for catching chips and debris during turning operations
OwnerJohn D. O'Neillinventor
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A cutting tool for cutting a work piece and catching debris during turning operations is described herein. The cutting tool comprises a tubular cutting member having first and second ends, the first end having a sharpened edge, and a debris receiving means connected to the second end. The tubular cutting member may have a number of different cross-sections providing a number of different cutting tool configurations for use in turning operations. The debris receiving means may further include a flexible hose having a first hose end and a second hose end, wherein the first hose end is connected to the second end of said tubular cutting member. The hose may be connected to a vacuum source to more effectively collect debris generated during turning operations. The tubular cutting member could be made in a range of sizes from one quarter inch to two inches in diameter, with a nominal tube length of from three inches to twenty inches, or even larger where needed. Both ends of the tubular cutting member could be sharpened, and reversed in the holder when one end is dull.
A hand held cutting tool for cutting a rotating workpiece and catching debris during turning operations, comprising:
A hand held cutting tool for cutting a work piece and catching debris during turning operations, comprising:
A hand held cutting tool for cutting a work piece and catching debris during turning operations, comprising
A cutting tool for cutting a workpiece and catching debris during turning operations, comprising:
A method for using a cutting tool for cutting a rotating work piece and catching debris during turning operations, comprising the steps of:
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