Simultaneous double-acting split abrasive wheel for peripheral s

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool

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51206R, 51209R, B24B 324, B24B 500

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044426372

ABSTRACT:
A simultaneously double-acting split abrasive grinding wheel for sharpening helix tools, such as end mill cutters, has in any embodiment thereof separate, spaced but adjacent and differently proportioned abrasive working strips therein to constitute its total peripheral surface; the wheel being adapted in its use to in single pass, one-step operation impart all at one grinding the requisite primary relief angles, secondary clearances and primary relief width spacings on the peripheral land surfaces of the tools being finished therewith.

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Diamond Wheel Catalog #72, Accurate Tool Corp., Hackensack, N.J., pp. 3 & 13, (9-18-72).

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