Abstract: A rotary cutting tool having an axis of rotation, a shank area, and a cutting area. The rotary tool has chip flutes reaching as far as a core profile in the cutting area. In order to reduce vibrations of the rotary cutting tool and therefore to permit precise machining and high surface quality with long service lives, the center line of the core profile has a course that deviates from the axis of rotation of the rotary cutting tool and/or the core profile contains mutually alternating sections with increasing cross-sectional area and sections with decreasing cross-sectional area over the length of the cutting area.

Abstract: An end mill, preferably made of solid carbide, with a fastening section and a cutting area, in which the cutting area is formed by a core and three or four cutting edges running helically around the axis of rotation of the end mill and arranged around core; each of which has a peripheral main cutting edge and a secondary cutting edge on a face of the cutting area. On the face of the cutting area at least one point thinning of core is provided between two adjacent cutting edges. In order to create end mills that are simple to manufacture and optimized for drilling, the point thinning has an angle of 30° to 40° relative to the axis of rotation of the end mill.

Abstract: A rotary cutting tool having an axis of rotation, a shank area, and a cutting area. The rotary tool has chip flutes reaching as far as a core profile in the cutting area. In order to reduce vibrations of the rotary cutting tool and therefore to permit precise machining and high surface quality with long service lives, the center line of the core profile has a course that deviates from the axis of rotation of the rotary cutting tool and/or the core profile contains mutually alternating sections with increasing cross-sectional area and sections with decreasing cross-sectional area over the length of the cutting area.

Abstract: A milling cutter with at least one peripheral cutting edge 4 disposed on its periphery, the peripheral cutting edge 4 being configured as a profile of spaced-apart teeth 7 that forms a so-called “cord”; wherein each of the teeth 7—looking from the flute in a direction opposite to the cutting direction onto the cutting edge portion—forms a cutting edge portion SK composed of several different radii, i.e. of at least one larger radius R1 forming the predominant part of the cutting edge portion of the respective tooth 7 and a smaller radius R2, which is preferably immediately adjacent thereto on both sides.

Abstract: An end mill, preferably made of solid carbide, with a fastening section and a cutting area, in which the cutting area is formed by a core and three, four or five cutting edges arranged around core and running helically around the axis of rotation of the end mill, each one of which has a peripheral main cutting edge and a secondary cutting edge on the face of cutting area. In order to create an end mill simple to manufacture and optimized for drilling, at least one cutting edge on the face of cutting area has a single, flat or continuously curved front surface, which delimits the cutting edge in the longitudinal direction of the mill on face.

Abstract: An end mill, preferably made of solid carbide, with a fastening section and a cutting area, in which the cutting area is formed by a core and three or four cutting edges running helically around the axis of rotation of the end mill and arranged around core; each of which has a peripheral main cutting edge and a secondary cutting edge on a face of the cutting area. On the face of the cutting area at least one point thinning of core is provided between two adjacent cutting edges. In order to create end mills that are simple to manufacture and optimized for drilling, the point thinning has an angle of 30° to 40° relative to the axis of rotation of the end mill.

Abstract: A milling cutter with at least one peripheral cutting edge 4 disposed on its periphery, the peripheral cutting edge 4 being configured as a profile of spaced-apart teeth 7 that forms a so-called “cord”; wherein each of the teeth 7—looking from the flute in a direction opposite to the cutting direction onto the cutting edge portion—forms a cutting edge portion SK composed of several different radii, i.e. of at least one larger radius R1 forming the predominant part of the cutting edge portion of the respective tooth 7 and a smaller radius R2, which is preferably immediately adjacent thereto on both sides.