Abstract: A dust collection cup includes a cylindrical attachment to cause a bit to extend through the attachment, a cylindrical dust collector located in front of the attachment to cause the bit to extend through the dust collector, a seal between the attachment and the dust collector and having a through-hole to receive the bit, and a connection port connectable to a dust collection hose and located on an outer circumferential surface of the attachment outward in a radial direction of the bit from the seal and rearward from the seal. The connection port has a distance in the radial direction of the bit from an axis of the attachment to an outermost position longer than a distance in the radial direction of the bit from the axis to a position on the outer circumferential surface of the attachment that is opposite to the outermost position from the axis.

Abstract: A drill guide for a drill bit of a chucked hand-held drill is disclosed. The drill guide includes a mount, a coupler, a telescoping guard, and a guide foot. The mount is configured to couple to a non-rotating portion of the chucked hand-held drill. The coupler extends from the mount and forms a chuck access window aligned with the chuck when the mount is coupled to the non-rotating portion of the chucked hand-held drill thereby allowing a chuck key to interface with the chuck. The telescoping guard extends from the coupler and is configured to telescope into a retracted position from an extended position. The guide foot is coupled to the telescoping guard such that the drill guide enshrouds the drill bit when the telescoping guard is in the extended position, and the drill bit passes through the guide foot when the telescoping guard is in the retracted position.

Abstract: A drill guide for a drill bit of a hand-held drill is disclosed. The drill guide includes a mount, a telescoping guard, and a guide foot. The mount is configured to couple to a non-rotating portion of the hand-held drill. The telescoping guard extends from the mount and is configured to telescope into a retracted position from an extended position. The guide foot is coupled to the telescoping guard opposite the mount such that the drill guide enshrouds the drill bit when the telescoping guard is in the extended position, and the drill bit passes through the guide foot as the telescoping guard telescopes into the retracted position from the extended position.

Abstract: A work tip for a surgical hand piece has a solid knife connected to a source of ultrasonic energy in the hand piece and a sleeve having a generally uniform cylindrical shape that surrounds the distal end of the knife. The distal end of the knife has at least a portion of a conical tip, e.g., a Cobra tip. The sleeve provides irrigation and aspiration fluid channels. Also, a structure in the sleeve blocks the proximal opening in the upper part of the conical tip when the knife is withdrawn into the sleeve. A hole is provided in the sleeve adjacent to, but proximally of the structure so that when a portion of the opening is blocked, aspiration fluid flows through the hole to provide I/A clean up.

Abstract: A disposable ultrasonic handpiece that contains a transducer and a connecting body that tapers to a surgical blade in a single piece. The housing that surrounds the ultrasonic transducer does not require waterproofing for repeated autoclaving. Also, the electrical cord that provides power to the transducer is made of very inexpensive wire, along with a low-cost electrical connector. By making the blade, connecting body with a protective sheet and transducer as a unit with an electrical terminal at the proximal end, they can be plugged and unplugged from a socket and electrical cord in the housing of the handpiece. Thus, only the unit needs to be disposed of after a procedure, making the disposable part of the handpiece even less expensive. The low-cost, disposable handpiece can be packaged along with additional disposable items that are required for one of several types surgeries.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method and apparatus for collecting debris produced by a tool from a work location on a work surface. The apparatus comprises an enclosure surrounding and defining the work location within an interior thereof and an outer body located to the outside of the enclosure. The enclosure is spaced apart from the work surface by a gap distance wherein the enclosure and the outer body enclose and define chamber therebetween. The apparatus further comprises a port passing through the outer body so as to place the chamber in fluidic communication with a vacuum source. The method comprises containing the debris at the work location within the interior of the enclosure, drawing the debris between the enclosure and the surface into the chamber and suctioning the debris out of the chamber through a collection port.

Abstract: A machine for reaming a bore in a tubular member that includes a support block connected to a track, a holder connected to the support block, a reamer adapted to pass through at least a portion of the bore, a reamer drive for rotating the reamer, and a position drive coupled to the support block for moving the support block along the track. Also, a method of reaming a bore in a tubular member including providing a machine as described and a tubular member having a bore, securing the tubular member to the holder such that the longitudinal axis of the reamer is co-axial with the longitudinal axis of the bore, and powering the reamer drive and the position drive such that the reamer rotates and the support block moves along the track. The tubular member may be a gun barrel.

Abstract: A dust collecting device is provided which is capable of preventing static charge while rationally collecting dust generated during operation. A dust collecting device is removably attached to a power tool and can be carried together with the power tool, and collects dust generated when a predetermined operation is performed on a workpiece by driving a tool bit coupled to the power tool. Further, the dust collecting device has a dust suction region that sucks dust generated during operation in response to the operation of the tool bit, a dust transfer region that transfers the dust sucked in the dust suction region, and a dust storage region that communicates with the dust transfer region and stores the dust. Furthermore, the dust collecting device has a grounding member through which static charge on the dust is dissipated.

Abstract: A vacuum drilling system and methods is provided that may utilize both a through tool coolant supply as well as a central vacuum extraction system. The system may include a cutting head provided on a hollow tube and a vacuum source to apply vacuum pressure to the area of the cutting head via one or more chip inlets arranged proximate to the cutting head. Sealed coolant containment channels supply coolant to the area of the cutting head.

Abstract: A power tool dust collecting device includes a fan chamber and a dust collecting chamber. The fan chamber is formed in a housing which is mountable on a hammer drill and in which a suction opening is provided protrudingly. The fan chamber houses a fan that rotates in accordance with driving of a motor. The dust collecting chamber is formed on an upstream side of the fan chamber. Mounted on the dust collecting chamber is a filter through which passes air that has been sucked up from the suction opening by the rotation of the fan and which collects dust included in the air. An air pumping unit that pumps air from a downstream side of the filter toward an upstream side is provided inside the housing.

Abstract: A boring device including a main shaft which is rotated by a driving source 10 and includes an inner path 12a and an outer path 12b which has a double tube structure, wherein a drill 30 which has a venting hole 33 on a axial center extending from a shank 31b to the proximity of a blade 32 and hoods 17, 14 which cover an outer periphery of the drill are provided at a front end of a double tube main shaft. An air-feeding mechanism 40 which supplies a compressed air to the inner path 12a and a dust collecting mechanism 50 which sucks an air in the outer path 12b are connected to a rear end of the double tube main shaft 12. A work piece is bored while the compressed air is supplied around a drill blade via the inner path 12a so that swarf generated is recovered to the dust collecting mechanism 50 via the outer path 12b.

Abstract: A chip discharge device for a machine tool is provided that has a simple structure, enables automatic replacement of tools, and is suitable for a machine tool in which a spindle head is turned about an axis of turning that is not parallel to the center axis of the spindle. A suction pipe 73 on the first support member side is disposed in parallel to a first axis of turning 191 to be centered on the axis of the through hole 192 of a first support member. A right end of the suction pipe 73 on the first support member side is fixed by bolts to a left end surface of the spindle head 18. An outer circumferential surface of the left end of the suction pipe 73 on the first support member side is connected to be able to relatively rotate to an inner circumferential surface at the lower end of a second communicating pipe 74. A seal mechanism 8 is provided in the connection portion, preventing the external air from being sucked into the second communicating pipe 74.

Abstract: A vacuum device for a drilling hand tool includes a housing, a connection piece, a blower, and a collecting vessel. A drilling tool can be plugged into and through the connection device along a working axis. The blower conveys dust-laden air from the connection piece into the collecting vessel. The connection vessel includes a tray cartridge which can be removed from the housing, and a locking bar. The locking bar is hinged on the tray cartridge or on the housing and can pivot between a locking position and an unlocked position. When the locking bar is in the locking position, it presses the tray cartridge against the housing to provide pretensioning.

Abstract: A hammer drill is provided with a connector equipped with a female terminal, movably between a connection position where the female terminal is located inside a plug-in port and a non-connection position where the female terminal is in retreat from inside the plug-in port. The hammer drill is also provided with a torsion spring that urges the connector toward the non-connection position. The connector is provided with a shutter portion that is located inside the plug-in port to close the plug-in port at the non-connection position and is in retreat from inside the plug-in port at the connection position. A dust collecting device is provided with a press rail that comes into abutment on the connector to move the connector to the connection position against the urging of the torsion spring as the dust collecting device is mounted.

Abstract: There is provided a drilling tool having a substantially columnar tool body to be rotated around an axial line, a cutting edge located at a front end portion of the tool body, and a chip suction hole which is formed inside the tool body in a direction of the axial line for sucking chips generated by the cutting edge. The chip suction hole has a main hole portion extending toward a drill base along the axial line, a narrow hole portion located at a front end of the main hole portion, the narrow hole portion having a cross section smaller than that of the main hole portion and a suction opening located at a front end of the narrow hole portion and opened in the vicinity of the cutting edge, the suction opening having a cross section larger than that of the narrow hole portion.

Abstract: There is provided a holder main body which has a simple structure, allows automatic tool change, and has high suction efficiency of cutting chips to be capable of preventing internal deposition. There is provided a holder man body having a mounting hole in which a cutting tool is attachable and attached to a spindle of a machine tool, the holder main body including: a second suction hole which penetrates through the holder main body in an axial direction so as to be connected with a first suction hole penetrating in the axial direction through the cutting tool attached in the mounting hole; and a third suction hole connected with the second suction hole and capable of sucking air other than suction air coming from the first suction hole.

Abstract: A vacuum assembly has a vacuum housing. The vacuum housing has lower and upper ends. The vacuum housing has a cylindrical wall adapted to secure the system onto a work surface. An enclosure assembly has an enclosure housing. The enclosure housing has lower and upper ends. The enclosure housing has a cylindrical wall. The upper end has two semi-circular closure panels. The panels have hinges. The panels are adapted to cover the upper end. The panels having mating semi-circular recesses. In this manner a passageway is formed. A horizontal membrane couples the vacuum and enclosure housings.

Abstract: A vacuum attachment for attachment to a rotary tool such as a drill is provided, wherein the vacuum attachment comprises a housing, a vacuum section having an air flow means powered by the rotary tool, a dust and debris collection area having an opening at one end, and which is separated from said air flow means by a filtering device located at a second end, and a rotary tool connection device connecting said air flow means to said rotary tool, wherein said connection device is directly connected to said rotary tool such that rotation of said rotary tool effects rotation of said air flow means. The vacuum attachment also preferably contains a rotation assembly comprising gears and/or belts and pulleys, which is used to increase the rotational speed of the air flow means to a value greater than the rotational speed of the drill. The vacuum attachment can be used to collect minor amounts of dust and debris generated by, for example, the use of the rotary tool.

Abstract: The machine tool lubrication device comprises connection means grippable automatically by a manipulator of the machine tool, lubricant dispensing means, and dispensing control means operable by the machine tool.

Abstract: There is provided a holder main body which has a simple structure, allows automatic tool change, and has high suction efficiency of cutting chips to be capable of preventing internal deposition. There is provided a holder man body having a mounting hole in which a cutting tool is attachable and attached to a spindle of a machine tool, the holder main body including: a second suction hole which penetrates through the holder main body in an axial direction so as to be connected with a first suction hole penetrating in the axial direction through the cutting tool attached in the mounting hole; and a third suction hole connected with the second suction hole and capable of sucking air other than suction air coming from the first suction hole.

Abstract: A sheet material cutting machine includes a bristle bed with generally vertically extending bristles having free ends defining a support surface for supporting sheet material to be cut and a carriage movable over the bristle bed and carrying at least one cutting tool to selectively cut the sheet material. A vacuum cleaning system provides vacuum at the carriage to remove cutting debris as the cutting tool is cutting the sheet material. Illustrated embodiments include providing the vacuum through a passage in the cutting tool and providing the vacuum through a cavity in a presser foot.

Abstract: According to the invention, a drilling tool includes: a driving source; a transmission drive unit for transmitting a rotation force of the driving source; and a dust collector for collecting dust produced from a workpiece drilled by the end tool and blowing air against the workpiece, wherein a filtering means for filtering the air mixed with the collected dust and a centrifugal fan for taking in the filtered air and sending out the filtered air in a circumferential direction are provided, the centrifugal fan is disposed in a housing formed with an airflow sending port for sending a part of the air taken in to the dust collector and a discharge port for discharging a rest of the air to an outside, and a distance from the airflow sending port to the discharge port in a forward direction in a direction of rotation of the centrifugal fan is longer than the distance from the airflow sending port to the discharge port.

Abstract: The invention is a tool for shaving protruding material off a surface. In detail, the tool includes a housing containing a motor for driving a cutter. A hollow member is mounted to the housing about the cutter, the member having a first end attached to the housing and a second end extending beyond the cutter. The member includes at least one hole there through for allowing shaved off protruding material to pass there through. A vacuum collection system is coupled to the hollow member for collecting shaved protruding material passing through the at least one hole in member.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a device for machining mechanical parts by means of a hollow cylindrical tool presenting a distal end with a free edge that is shaped to perform machining when said tool is rotated about its axis.

Abstract: An apparatus for dislodging and removing contaminants from a surface of a machine tool. The apparatus includes an arbor, a vacuum source, a tube, and a cleaning member disposed proximate a distal end of the tube. The cleaning member contacts a surface of the machine tool to dislodge contaminants. The contaminants are drawn through the tube by the vacuum source.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device (D) for removing by suction chips produced by a cutting machine tool by means of at least one tool (200) actuated by a tool holder module comprising a suction unit forming a low pressure. The tool (200) consists of a cutting part (210) and a standard fixing support (220). The inventive device is characterised in that it is provided with an suction hood (100) which is flexibly connected to said standard fixing support (220) of the tool (200) in such a way that a low pressure is produced around said tool (200) up to the end thereof and is fixedly and accurately connected to the tool holder module in such a way that the suction hood (100) is positioned with respect to the tool (200) forming a space therebetween, thereby enabling the tool to rotate with respect to the hood. Said invention is used for removing chips and fluids produced during a cutting process.

Abstract: A drilling attachment for use in wet and dry drilling operations includes a housing having first and second fluid conduits, and a drive shaft mounted within the housing and having fluid transmitting first and second end portions in fluid communication with a respective first and second fluid conduit. In one embodiment, at any time one end of the drive shaft is coupled to a drive unit and the other end of the drive shaft is coupled to a core drill bit. In a dry drilling operation, dust is extracted from the core of the drill bit, is passed through the drive shaft and exits the housing via one of the fluid conduits. In a wet drilling operation, fluid such as water is passed through the other of the fluid conduits, through the drive shaft and into the core of the drill bit.

Abstract: A suction device (2) for a hand-held power tool and which is releasably connected with the power tool, includes a suction blower wheel (20) for producing a suction air stream in a suction path (S) and located in the device housing (10), a rolling bearing (28) for supporting the suction blower wheel (20) in the device housing (10), a blower shaft (26) for driving the suction blower wheel (20), and a drive coupling (38) for rotatably frictionally connecting the blower shaft (26) with the drive shaft (42) of the hand-held power tool (4) in a connected condition of the drive shaft (42) with the blower shaft (26).

Abstract: An electrical hand-held tool (1) includes a working tool-side assembly (2) located in the tool outer housing (3), a cooling fan (4) also located in the outer housing (3), at least one cooling air conduit (5) extending between a working tool-side end of the assembly (2) and the cooling fan (4), and barrier element (7) provided on a cooling fan-side of the cooling air conduit (5) in the vicinity of the cooling fan (4) and having a barrier opening (14) that opens toward the cooling fan (4).

Abstract: An accessory system, such as a dust collection system (40) of a hand held power tool, such as a drilling and/or hammering tool comprising, the tool, an accessory unit (40) comprising a separate motor for powering the unit and releasably mountable on the tool, and a battery pack (4). When the accessory unit is not required, the battery pack can be mounted directly on the tool for powering to tool and when the accessory unit is required the battery pack can be mounted on the accessory unit for powering the accessory unit and, when the accessory unit is mounted on the tool, for powering the tool via the accessory unit.

Abstract: An assembly for removing chips from a cutting tool working area on a workpiece, including a support structure for supporting a first end of an axially expandable and collapsible tubular member; a cross-piece for supporting a second end of the tubular member; at least one biasing spring configured and arranged for resiliently biasing the support structure and the cross-piece away from one another; a housing with a chips-receiving chamber located adjacent one of the ends of the tubular member for engagement with the working area of the workpiece, an outlet from the chamber of the housing being configured to be connected to a vacuum source for removing chips from the chamber; and a hub portion located at the other of the ends of the tubular member for engagement with a cutting machine.

Abstract: An electrically powered tool having a dust collection unit powered by a motor, which unit can be releasably fitted to the tool includes a plug arrangement and a cooperating socket arrangement, one of which is formed on the tool and the other of which is formed on the unit. A first mechanical fixing arrangement is provided comprising a first projection and a first cooperating recess, one of which is formed on the tool and the other of which is formed on the unit. A second mechanical fixing arrangement is provided and comprises a manually actuable releasable latch arrangement and a second cooperating recess, one of which is formed on the tool and the other of which is formed on the unit. The first and second mechanical fixing arrangements cooperate to secure the dust collection unit to the tool in such a way that the plug and socket arrangements form an electrical connection.

Abstract: A spindle device of a machine tool capable of stably injecting atomized cutting fluid from the tip of a tool device 13 when a variation in fluidity of the atomized cutting fluid occurs temporarily in atomized cutting fluid passages e1, e2 or the supply of the atomized cutting fluid into the atomized cutting fluid passage e1 is stopped and restarted, wherein the atomized cutting fluid passages e1, e2 having a single passage cross section are formed in the area ranging from the spindle 1 to the tip of the tool device 13 through the atomized cutting fluid passages e1, e2, and a vacant chamber group transmission layer part 14 having a large number of vacant chambers 142 stacked thereon in multiple stages or in the state of communicating with each other and allowing the atomized cutting fluid to pass therethrough through the groups of the vacant chambers 142 is formed in the atomized cutting fluid passage e1 or e2.

Abstract: The wasting of cutting fluid mists and contamination of a machining environment with cutting fluid mists are prevented by feeding optimum amounts of cutting fluid mists in a variety of machining operations.

Abstract: A main shaft device for machine tools designed to prevent the wasting of cutting fluid mists and contamination of a machining environment with cutting fluid mists by feeding optimum amounts of cutting fluid mists in a variety of machining operations, comprising a mist feed tube (14) disposed in the rotational center of a main shaft (2) driven for rotation, the front of the mist feed tube (14) being inserted in the rotational center of a tool holder (8) fixed to the front of the main shaft (2) to ensure that the cutting fluid mists flowing out of the front end of the mist feed tube (14) spout from the front end surface of a cutting tool (17) fixed to the tool holder (8), via a mist passageway (h1) in the tool holder (8), the main shaft device being characterized in that the mist feed tube (14) has an adjusting nozzle member (16) removably fixed to the front thereof for controlling the flow rate of the cutting fluid mists flowing out of the feed tube (14) into the mist passageway of the tool holder (8).

Abstract: A dust suppression guard includes a shroud defining an enclosed space. The guard also includes a clamp mounted adjacent a first end of the shroud, a reinforcing member attached to a central portion of the shroud, and a boot attached adjacent a second end of the shroud. The dust suppression guard also includes a hose mounted to and extending through the shroud in communication with the enclosed space. A dust suppression system may include a vacuum source having an attached vacuum hose, where the vacuum hose connects to the hose mounted to and extending through the shroud.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for the cutting or shaping working of metallic or ceramic workpieces and the use of a preferably submerged tool, whereby during the machining process a cooling agent, comprised at least mostly of carbon dioxide (CO2), is supplied to the working position. The invention further relates to a tool for carrying out said method. According to the invention, the cooling in particular of submerges tools may be improved, whereby liquid CO2 under pressure is supplied internally through the tool and released from the tool in the direct vicinity of the actual machining position, expanding through a pressure drop to atmospheric pressure, to give a cooling flow, comprising cold gas and ice particles.

Abstract: An automatic cutting liquid supply apparatus which automatically supplies a cutting liquid to each tool of a machine tool in accordance with predetermined optimal cutting liquid supply conditions that include variations over time during operation. The optimal supply conditions of the cutting liquid supply quantity (Q) are preset for each type of tool (1) in a control device (5). The control device (5) is constructed from a main control section (5a), which mainly controls the driving of the main shaft units (2) on which the tools (1) are mounted, and an automatic supply control section (5b), which automatically controls the cutting liquid supply quantities (Q). An input signal (Vin) corresponding to the supply conditions (preset) is inputted into the variable frequency generating device (5c) from the automatic supply control section (5b).

Abstract: A main shaft device for machine tools designed to prevent the wasting of cutting fluid mists and contamination of a machining environment with cutting fluid mists by feeding optimum amounts of cutting fluid mists in a variety of machining operations, comprising a mist feed tube (14) disposed in the rotational center of a main shaft (2) driven for rotation, the front of the mist feed tube (14) being inserted in the rotational center of a tool holder (8) fixed to the front of the main shaft (2) to ensure that the cutting fluid mists flowing out of the front end of the mist feed tube (14) spout from the front end surface of a cutting tool (17) fixed to the tool holder (8), via a mist passageway (h1) in the tool holder (8), the main shaft device being characterized in that the mist feed tube (14) has an adjusting nozzle member (16) removably fixed to the front thereof for controlling the flow rate of the cutting fluid mists flowing out of the feed tube (14) into the mist passageway of the tool holder (8).

Abstract: There is provided a machine tool apparatus provided with coolant supply passages for supplying a coolant in tools or tool mounts for mounting the tools. An oil coated water droplet generator/mixer is connected to the beginning end of the coolant supply passages, and a spray port having a smaller inner diameter than that of the coolant supply passages is connected to the termination end of the coolant supply passages such that the oil coated water droplets generated in an atomized state by the oil coated droplet generator/mixer flow in a liquid state through a coolant supply passages while having a droplet shape on a surface of which in the greater part of oil coated water droplets an oil film is formed and are sprayed again in an atmized state from the spray port.

Abstract: The holder body of a tool holder includes one or more first fluid passages and one or more second fluid passages, wherein the first and second fluid passages are communicated to each other inside the holder body and open to the outer surface of the holder body. A cooling fluid is supplied from a fluid passage formed in a fluid guide of the cooling apparatus to either the first fluid passage or the second fluid passage, flows through a communicating portion of the first and second fluid passages into the other of the first and second fluid passages, and runs out into the other fluid passage of the fluid guide.

Abstract: A spindle device of a machine tool capable of stably injecting atomized cutting fluid from the tip of a tool device 13 when a variation in fluidity of the atomized cutting fluid occurs temporarily in atomized cutting fluid passages e1, e2 or the supply of the atomized cutting fluid into the atomized cutting fluid passage e1 is stopped and restarted, wherein the atomized cutting fluid passages e1, e2 having a single passage cross section are formed in the area ranging from the spindle 1 to the tip of the tool device 13 through the atomized cutting fluid passages e1, e2, and a vacant chamber group transmission layer part 14 having a large number of vacant chambers 142 stacked thereon in multiple stages or in the state of communicating with each other and allowing the atomized cutting fluid to pass therethrough through the groups of the vacant chambers 142 is formed in the atomized cutting fluid passage e1 or e2.

Abstract: A suction module for an electrical hand-held power too land including a housing (11) at least partially receivable in the battery-receiving chamber (15) of the power tool (1) in the power tool, electrical conductors (9) for connecting the module housing (11) with a power source (10), battery contacts (16) for electrically connecting the module housing with the power tool (1), an aspirator (13) having a drive motor (14) for producing vacuum and located in the module housing (11), with the aspirator (13) being connectable with a suction head (7) arrangeable in a region of a working tool.

Abstract: A suction module for an electrical hand-held power too land including a housing (11) at least partially receivable in the battery-receiving chamber (15) of the power tool (1) in the power tool, electrical conductors (9) for connecting the module housing (11) with a power source (10), battery contacts (16) for electrically connecting the module housing with the power tool (1), an aspirator (13) having a drive motor (14) for producing vacuum and located in the module housing (11), with the aspirator (13) being connectable with a suction head (7) arrangeable in a region of a working tool.

Abstract: A machining method and a mist supplying apparatus for use in the method, which provide an excellent cooling effect for a rotation shaft without the need for an ejection nozzle. The machining method comprises the steps of: providing a machine tool which includes a rotation shaft (2) rotatably supported by a casing (1); causing compressed air and a liquid to separately pass through the inside of the casing (1) and into the rotation shaft (2); mixing the liquid with the compressed air within the rotation shaft (2) so as to form the liquid into a mist; feeding the resulting mist along the outer periphery of the tool or through the inside of the tool to a distal end of a generally cylindrical tool fixed to the rotation shaft (2); and supplying the mist to a machining part from the distal end of the tool.

Abstract: A drilling apparatus capable of removing drill chips from a workpiece under vacuum. The drilling apparatus includes an elongated drill having a body and a shank. The body has an axial through hole to receive drill chips. The shank has a plurality of radial holes communicated with the axial holes of the body. A vacuum adapter is hermetically placed around the shank and includes a cylindrical hollow body. The hollow body of the adapter includes a radial through port. The radial through port has one end communicated with the radial holes and the other end communicated with an external source of vacuum through a vacuum hose. A cylindrical extension unitarily extends from one end of the hollow body of the adapter and includes an annular projection. The shank has a corresponding annular groove to lockingly receive the annular projection in order to lock the adapter against axial displacement relative to the drill.

Abstract: An air-suction chip removing device for use in continuously removing chips produced by a cutting tool such as a drill when a work is processed by a machine tool to another place without inflicting any damage onto the work. This device is characterized in that a surrounding body (8) is provided around the proximal end of a cutting tool (7) mounted on a spindle (1), that a tubular member (14) adapted to surround the cutting tool (7) in such a manner as to be freely withdrawn, that this tubular member (14) is formed into a shape in which an opening (p) formed in the distal end of the cutting tool (7) is narrowed toward the center of the cutting tool (7) and is biassed toward the distal end of the cutting tool (7) by means of a spring (17), and that a suction pipe (9) is connected to the surrounding body (8) for sucking air from the inside of the tubular member (14).

Abstract: A tool for repairing damaged threads within a bore. A generally cylindrically shaped tool body includes a threaded section at its bottom end, and an axial bore extending from a point adjacent the bottom end of the tool body to an upper terminal point in a higher portion of the tool body. The bore is closed off at its bottom end by a disk-shaped wall. A particulate waste entry aperture in the wall surrounding the axial bore is located adjacent the bottom end of the tool body, and an exit aperture is located higher in the tool body. Drive-receiving means is located at the upper end of the tool body. A housing, in which the tool body is rotatably secured with an airtight seal, encloses the portion of the tool body in which the exit aperture is located. The housing provides a space that completely encircles the tool body, and is in communication with the exit aperture at all times. The housing has an outlet opening that can be operatively connected with a conventional suction source and waste disposal system.

Abstract: A head trimmer machine for cutting off excess material from a cylindrical portion of a blow molded bottle includes a fixture, a spindle rotatably mounted in the fixture, a cutting head attached to the spindle for rotation therewith, a cutter mounted to the cutting head, and a vacuum source for collecting the trimmed material by suction. The cutting head has a central passage so that it can fit down over the head of the blow molded bottle. The cutter is supported in the cutting head for movement between retracted and extended positions. In the extended position, the cutter extends into the central passage of the cutting head to cut the head or other excess material from the neck of the bottle as the cutting head turns. The spindle includes a central passage aligned with the central passage of the cutting head and the excess material is removed by being drawn through these passages by a gaseous flow created by the vacuum source.

Abstract: An attachment for a rotating tool bit provides air flow in the vicinity of the work area without the need for separate vacuum or compressed air supplies. The device is mounted on the shaft of the rotating tool bit and provided with a plurality of vanes which direct airflow through a cylindrical housing towards or away from the work area. A central aperture provides resilient mounting of the attachment to the tool bit. The attachment is capable of providing suction as well as forced-air to the work area. A number of embodiments are disclosed for directing the exhausted air in different directions, depending on the application of the tool and operator orientation. A filter may be incorporated into the attachment in order to collect dust and debris carried away from the work area by the air flow.