Cutting – Other than completely through work thickness or through work... – Grooving
Reexamination Certificate
2007-01-02
2007-01-02
Dexter, Clark F. (Department: 3724)
Cutting
Other than completely through work thickness or through work...
Grooving
C083S063000, C083S360000, C083S664000, C083S875000, C083S881000, C409S218000
Reexamination Certificate
active
10787027
ABSTRACT:
A channel cutting tool may include an arbor that connects to a rotating spindle of a machining tool or a similar spinning part of a machining tool. Two slot cutting blades may be fixedly mounted to the arbor. An inner washer may be fixedly mounted on the arbor between the cutting blades and establish the blade spacing. An outer washer may be rotationally mounted to the inner washer with a smaller thickness to facilitate rotation relative to the two cutting blades. The arbor rotates about a longitudinal rotation axis, which also may be the rotation axis for the cutting blades, the inner washer, and the outer washer. The outer washer functions as a depth-limiting safeguard for the channel cutting tool.
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Campbell Dave
Coutts Doug
Fint Jeff
Folster Rich
Hankins Mike
Dexter Clark F.
Gillen Gary R.
Klintworth Timothy K.
The Boeing Company
Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon
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