Spade drill for hard material

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

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408228, B23B 5100

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ABSTRACT:
A flat drill for boring holes through hard metals and high heat resistance materials such as hard metal and fiberglass. The flute or fluid portion forms a spade with slightly cylindrically concave faces which tend to distally converge. The cutting edges at the base of the drill have a negative rake angle, but a relatively high clearance for this type of drill. The lateral leading edges have a positive rake angle, but are strengthened by cylindrically convex flanks. Nose splits form a small but relatively keen small central burrowing edge which stabilizes the drill.

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Page 130 Sandwik Drill Catalog, Published no later than 1987.
Page 28 Carbro Drill Catalog, Published no later than 1987.
Two pages SGS Tool Catalog, Series 104 and 106, Published no later than 1987.
Page 8 Solid Carbine Spade Drills Catalog, Published no later than 1987.

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