The Wear and the Radial/Axial Beat at the Conic Countersink Reamers and Countersink Reamers with Guide Pilot
Journal Title: RECENT - Year 2014, Vol 15, Issue 43
Abstract
This paper presents a method that helps to establish correctly the axial and radial beat for conic countersink reamers and for countersink reamers with guide pilot using as criteria the wear of the edges on the back edge. This paper is important because the establishment of the axial and radial beat recommended in the specialty literature, in normative or Romanian standards, does not depend on the wear of the cutting edges, fact that leads to a significant shortening of the cutting tool’s life.
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Valentin DIȚU
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