Gear cutting – milling – or planing – Planing – Process
Patent
1985-05-17
1987-09-15
Bilinsky, Z. R.
Gear cutting, milling, or planing
Planing
Process
409300, 409303, 295661, B23D 126
Patent
active
046936491
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method for imparting a sharp, defect-free outside corner of a desired angle to a metal workpiece are disclosed. The apparatus comprises two separate cutting tools, each with a distinct cutting direction. The tools are juxtaposed such that their leading surfaces are adjacent to each other and that their respective cutting edges intersect at the desired angle. This provides that the cutting directions of each tool are opposite one another. In using the improved cutting apparatus, the workpiece is secured and the apparatus must be movable along the x, y and z axes. By cutting the first and second surfaces of the workpiece in sequence with the first and second cutting edges of the present apparatus respectively, a sharp defect-free corner of the desired angle can be imparted to the workpiece. A specific application for the present invention is in the fabrication of intricate copper products, such as heatsinks for semiconductor devices.
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Harwood Robert E.
Hawrylo Frank Z.
Ball Harley R.
Bilinsky Z. R.
Dougas A.
Furman Theodore R.
RCA Corporation
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