Cutters – for shaping – Rotary cutting tool – Face or end mill
Patent
1981-03-09
1983-07-26
Garrett, Robert E.
Cutters, for shaping
Rotary cutting tool
Face or end mill
408 54, B26D 112, B23B 2710
Patent
active
043951678
ABSTRACT:
A router is made from a carbide shaft or rod which has two sets of flutes, which preferably turn in the same direction and overlap each other in each and every circumference of the fluted part of the shaft. One set of flutes has a slow spiral and sharp cutting edges. The other set of flutes has a fast spiral and a clean out groove with a large cross section. The rod turns, for cutting, in a direction which drives chips, dust, and other debris downwardly where they are drawn off by a vacuum cleaner. The air draft of the vacuum cleaner passes through the flutes and cools the cutting edges.
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Garrett Robert E.
Heyrana Sr. Paul M.
National Carbide Tool, Inc.
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