Method of designing a turn broach

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82106, 407 19, 409244, 409263, B23B 100, B23B 518, B23D 4302

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ABSTRACT:
An improved cutting tooth configuration in which, unlike the conventional, straight line tool pattern with its constant tool rise, each tooth is incrementally advanced relative to the prior tooth by an amount that progressively decreases. This accounts for the variations in reaction force on the cutting teeth caused by workpiece deflections, so that the net thickness of material removed by each cutting tooth remains relatively constant. Instability and variation in the cutting force is thereby avoided, and tool wear is decreased.

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