Tap with a non-cutting pilot

Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – Tool or tool with support – With pitch-stabilizing ridge

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470198, 408225, B23G 506, B23B 5100

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055623719

ABSTRACT:
A tap is disclosed wherein a cutting zone has bottom teeth with axial and radial form relief. A pilot means below the cutting zone has at least one zone of axial and radial form relief oriented opposite from the teeth form relief. A flute extends through both pilot means and cutting zone.

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