Abstract: The tool for machining pneumatic tires for vehicles comprises a plurality of peripherally consecutive, segment-shaped cutter blades, which constitute a peripheral surface of the tool and are axially spaced apart and extend in planes that are transverse to the axis of the tool. Each of said blades has a radially outer edge and cutting tools carried by said outer edge. The radially outer edge of each of said blades comprises at least one tooth-carrying edge portion which is bent out of the plane of said blade. Peripherally consecutive ones of said tooth-carrying edge portions of said tool are bent out to opposite sides.

Abstract: A segment-shaped blade is provided for use in a rotatable cylindrical tool for machining elastic material, particularly pneumatic rubber tires for vehicles. The blade comprises pointed triangular teeth, which are provided on a convex periphery and are staggered and divided by radial cuts. Each radial cut extends only as far as to the root of the tooth concerned and each triangular tooth is divided by one or more radial cuts into at least two triangular prongs which have pointed tips that are much more slender than the pointed tip of the original tooth.

Abstract: A segment-shaped blade is provided for use in a rotatable cylindrical tool for machining elastic material, particularly pneumatic rubber tires for vehicles. The blade comprises teeth defined at the convex periphery by approximately V-shaped or circular or oval cuts. Said teeth include one or more triangular teeth and one or more trapezoidal teeth, which precede said triangular teeth in the direction of rotation of the tool and have prongs that are directed toward each other and are bent to different sides out of the plane of the blade. The triangular tooth or teeth are divided by one or more radial cuts into two or more triangular teeth, the prongs of which are bent to different sides out of the plane of the blade. The trapezoidal teeth have preferably legs of equal length. The two prongs of a trapezoidal tooth which are directed toward each other are defined in known manner by a punched circular hole, which is symmetrical to the periphery of the tooth.

Abstract: A cylindrical abrading tool, such as a tire rasp, has a hollow body formed from a stack of blades -- or a single helicoidally wound blade -- with toothed outer edges sandwiched between a pair of apertured end disks. The blade tiers and disks are interconnected by axially extending mounting bolts, with maintenance of generally radial air-circulation passages between adjacent tiers by means of interposed spacers which may comprise lugs bent out of the blade planes or arcuate inserts with channeled transverse faces.