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Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – Tool or tool with support – Having peripherally spaced cutting edges

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408228, B23B 5102

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045618135

ABSTRACT:
The drill invention relates to forming holes in circuit boards and the like. Smoother holes may be formed faster by reducing tendencies of drills to chip. The drill (11) employs primary and secondary reliefs (28,29) behind cutting lips (27) to provide lesser and greater clearances, thereby strengthening the cutting lips' outer edges. The margins (10) having lengths variable in width (20,21) and variable in helix angle (22,23) facilitate the foregoing.

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