Precision depth spindle

Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – With stopping upon completion of prescribed operation

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408 12, 408241S, 408 53, 409184, B23B 4900

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052775232

ABSTRACT:
A precision depth spindle is mounted to rotate within a cartridge but is restrained against axial movement with respect to the cartridge. The cartridge is mounted for axial sliding movement within a housing, but cannot rotate with respect to the housing. A tool chuck is fixed to one end of the spindle for movement with the spindle, the tool chuck supporting a cutting tool. A spindle stop is mounted to the tool chuck and can rotate with respect to the chuck. This allows the spindle stop to be maintained stationary while the tool chuck and the cutting tool rotate. The spindle stop is finely adjustable axially with respect to the tool chuck, thus determining the depth to which the cutting tool will enter a workpiece. The cartridge has a limited axial motion range with respect to the housing, and both the spindle and cartridge are urged toward the workpiece with respect to the housing by a suitable spring or pressure means.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3516327 (1970-06-01), Wilson
patent: 4273481 (1981-06-01), Corley et al.
patent: 4436460 (1984-03-01), Powell
patent: 4530625 (1985-06-01), Corley et al.

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