Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – Tool-support – With tool-retaining means
Patent
1999-01-20
1999-11-23
Howell, Daniel W.
Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool
Tool-support
With tool-retaining means
279 62, B23B 3102
Patent
active
059889586
ABSTRACT:
A drill has a drill spindle centered on and rotatable about an axis and having a front externally threaded end and immediately thereadjacent a shank. A chuck element centered on the axis is formed with a forwardly open tool hole, axially therebehind with a threaded bore complimentarily engaging the spindle end, and immediately therebehind with a coaxial unthreaded bore surrounding the shank. An adjustment element is rotatable about the axis on the chuck element. One of the elements is formed with a plurality of angled guide passages and the other element is formed with a screwthread centered on the axis. Respective jaws in the passages and exposed in the tool hole each have a toothed edge meshing with the other-element screwthread so that relative rotation of the elements displaces the jaws along the respective passages.
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Dubno Herbert
Howell Daniel W.
Rohm GmbH
Wilford Andrew
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