Portable boring machine

Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – Means to drive tool – Including means to move tool along tool-axis

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408138, B23B 4500, B23B 4702

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053502590

ABSTRACT:
A portable boring machine comprises a casing (1) at the interior of which a boring spindle (4) is rotatably supported and axially movable, wherein normally to the axis a number of through-holes (5) are machined, being parallel and spaced for housing, in a manner so that they can be locked in the desired position, at least one boring tool (6), said casing (1) being surrounded integrally by a housing (2), provided with a handle (3), at the interior of which there are located a first motor (28) and a second motor (33), respectively, for the rotation and the axial movement of said boring spindle (4), there being also provided means (24), (26) for the adjustment of the cutting blade of said drilling spindle, as well as a control unit (42) for the control of the several functions of the apparatus.

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