Abstract: A device for fastening a first object to a second object, including a fastening element and a ring element. The ring element has a predetermined bending point.

Abstract: A drill bit has a shank (4) between a drilling head (3) and an insertable end (5) along an axis (2). The shank (4) is provided with at least two first flutes (34) that run along the axis (2) and at least a second helical flute (31). The first flutes (34) and the second flute (31) cross each other at several crossings (41).The width (35) of the first flute 34 steadily decreases over the area between two adjacent crossings (41) from one of the crossings (41) all the way to the narrowest place (42) and subsequently steadily increases all the way to the other crossing (41).

Abstract: A production method for an insertion end, especially for an insertion end of a drilling, chiseling or boring tool, including the following steps: a longitudinal groove is formed in the outer surface of a preferably cylindrical end piece of a blank, whereby the longitudinal groove acquires an open end section on a front face of the end piece. The outer surface of the end piece is surrounded by a die tool that engages into the longitudinal groove outside of its open end section. The open end section is closed in that the surrounded end piece is compressed by means of a stamp acting on the front face. The segmented, multi-component die tool preferably lies flush against the outer surface of the end piece outside of the longitudinal grooves.

Abstract: A device for fastening a first object to a second object, including a fastening element and a ring element. The ring element has a predetermined bending point.

Abstract: A production method for an insertion end, especially for an insertion end of a drilling, chiseling or boring tool, including the following steps: a longitudinal groove is formed in the outer surface of a preferably cylindrical end piece of a blank, whereby the longitudinal groove acquires an open end section on a front face of the end piece. The outer surface of the end piece is surrounded by a die tool that engages into the longitudinal groove outside of its open end section. The open end section is closed in that the surrounded end piece is compressed by means of a stamp acting on the front face. The segmented, multi-component die tool preferably lies flush against the outer surface of the end piece outside of the longitudinal grooves.

Abstract: A drill is disclosed. The drill includes a drill head made of hard metal and a shank made of steel to which the underside of the drill head is fastened integrally. The underside is curved inwardly in a cone-shaped manner.

Abstract: A drill is disclosed. The includes a drill head made of hard metal and a shank made of steel to which the drill head is fastened integrally. An underside of the drill head is roughed with multiple depressions and/or elevations, the height of which is a maximum of 15 percent, preferably 10 percent of a height of the drill head.

Abstract: A rotary-percussion drill includes a four-start helical shaft (3) having a fourfold rotationally and mirror-symmetrical helix cross-section, with radially projecting convexly formed helical webs (4) extending from a concave groove bottom (5) up to the envelope circle (6) and having an undercut (7) with respect to a web width (S).

Abstract: A rotary-percussion drill includes a four-start helical shaft (3) having a fourfold rotationally and mirror-symmetrical helix cross-section, with radially projecting convexly formed helical webs (4) extending from a concave groove bottom (5) up to the envelope circle (6) and having an undercut (7) with respect to a web width (S).