Self-cleaning high speed boring tool

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

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408 61, 408230, 408713, 409137, B23D 7702, B27G 1500

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046556508

ABSTRACT:
The invention pertains to a self-cleaning high speed core boring tool for enlarging an existing deep hole. The elongated tool includes a shank held within a rotating tool holder, a central portion upon which cutting elements are mounted in diametrically located relationship, and the forward end of the tool comprises a cylindrical extension having a pair of spiral flutes defined therein each of which communicates with a cutting element for receiving chips. The flutes spiral in a direction opposite to the direction of tool rotation during boring whereby chips received within the flutes are displaced forwardly of the cutting elements to keep the cutting area free of chips.

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