Device for chip removing machining
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United States of America Patent
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Oct 26, 1999
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Sep 29, 1997
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Apr 7, 1995
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A device for machining of workpieces or objects, comprises an elongated tool which rotates about its longitudinal axis and is provided with a shaft which can be coupled to a drive unit and with a chip-removing head connected to the shaft. In order to ensure that even a very long tool can be used in deep hollows in the workpiece in a stable and vibration-free way, a sleeve positioned between the shaft and the chip-removing head is connected at one end to the chip-removing head so that it cannot slide or rotate. The tool can be clamped in the chuck of a hand-held drive unit, preferably with a suction and flushing device connected in series, and used to suck away chips through the cavity in the sleeve and to pump cooling fluid onto the cutting site.
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