Abstract: A tool holder having a cutting insert comprising an upper face having a pair of protruding surfaces, i.e. an abutment surface for clamping of the insert by means of a screw in a tool holder, and a deflection surface for deflecting chips away from the screw.

Abstract: The cutting insert (10) has an upper face (1) having a pair of proud surfaces (13B, 13X), namely an entrainment stop surface (13B), for stopping the entrainment of the insert (10) by a slide (81) of the tool holder (101) into a mounting position, and, further to the front, a deflection surface (13X), for deflecting the path of chips away from a direction (13F) going from a rear edge of a disengagement surface (13D) to the entrainment stop surface (13B).

Abstract: The cutting tip comprises a lateral face for aligned lateral positioning against a lateral alignment line with a tool holder housing, comprising an alignment snout with first and second lateral alignment surfaces that bear respectively against first and second lateral driving alignment surfaces and comprising, at some distance, a third lateral alignment surface for bearing against a third lateral driving alignment wall surface, two out of the first, second and third alignment surfaces being mutually inclined in such a way as to ensure alignment in a chosen position of travel with respect to the driving lateral wall surfaces opposite.

Abstract: The clamping assembly includes a cutting insert with a lower passage housing a screw with a head for clamping the cutting insert against a bearing surface provided on a tool holder and comprising a screwing hole, wherein the screw head is shaped and arranged so as to press only on one side, with a flared opening, of the screw hole, the passage has a template incompatible with a template of the head in the clamping position, and, outside of the clamping, the cutting insert and the screw can change mutually relative positions so as to harmonize the two templates and thus release the cutting insert without having to entirely unscrew the screw.

Abstract: The invention relates to a machining tool holder comprising alignment elements in a housing and clamping elements on the base of the housing, the elements being used to align and clamp a removable cutting tip comprising a lateral slide for the lateral deviation of a pressure force exerted by a screw belonging to the tool holder, the screw being guided such that it abuts obliquely against the lateral slide in order to push the slide, and consequently the tip, back towards a longitudinal alignment side which defines the housing and which serves as an alignment end stop for the associated alignment edge of the tip. In this way, the tip is oriented as desired in order to slide along the longitudinal side and abut against a rear alignment side.

Abstract: The cutting insert has a front layer (1A) provided with the lateral faces of a front circumference (3A, 4A, 5A, 6A) defining together with a large front face (1) a given number of cutting edges (13a, 13b; 14a, 14b; 15a, 15b; 16a, 16b). The cutting insert also has a rear layer (1B) provided with lateral faces of a rear circumference where at least certain faces are embodied in the form of faces supporting a frame (3B, 4B, 5B, 6B) on the walls of a toolholder housing (30), and wherein the number of the frame supporting faces (3B, 4B, 5B, 6B) is less than the number of cutting edges (13a, 13b; 14a, 14b; 15a, 15b; 16a, 16b).

Abstract: The clamping assembly includes a cutting insert with a lower passage housing a screw with a head for clamping the cutting insert against a bearing surface provided on a tool holder and comprising a screwing hole, wherein the screw head is shaped and arranged so as to press only on one side, with a flared opening, of the screw hole, the passage has a template incompatible with a template of the head in the clamping position, and, outside of the clamping, the cutting insert and the screw can change mutually relative positions so as to harmonize the two templates and thus release the cutting insert without having to entirely unscrew the screw.

Abstract: The invention relates to a machining tool holder comprising alignment elements in a housing and clamping elements on the base of the housing, the elements being used to align and clamp a removable cutting tip comprising a lateral slide for the lateral deviation of a pressure force exerted by a screw belonging to the tool holder, the screw being guided such that it abuts obliquely against the lateral slide in order to push the slide, and consequently the tip, back towards a longitudinal alignment side which defines the housing and which serves as an alignment end stop for the associated alignment edge of the tip. In this way, the tip is oriented as desired in order to slide along the longitudinal side and abut against a rear alignment side.

Abstract: The inventive reversible cutting insert comprises the part of a front layer (1A) provided with the lateral faces of a front circumference (3A, 4A, 5A, 6A) defining together with a large front face (1) a given number of cutting edges (13a, 13b; 14a, 14b; 15a, 15b; 16a, 16b) and the part of a rear layer (1B) provided with lateral faces of a rear circumference whose at least certain faces are embodied in the form of faces supporting a frame (3B, 4B, 5B, 6B) on the walls of a toolholder housing (30), wherein the number of the frame supporting faces (3B, 4B, 5B, 6B) is less than the number of cutting edges (13a, 13b; 14a, 14b; 15a, 15b; 16a, 16b).

Abstract: 1. The thread cutting insert (10) includes a laterally projecting tooth (30) comprising a front, chip cutting and repelling face (31), delimited by a cutting edge (31A) separating it from a flank area with a profile (33) having a determined overall relief angle (D), characterised by the fact that the tooth comprises, rearwards of a forward volume part (30A) directly supporting the cutting edge (31A) and limited by the flank area extending over a limited thickness (h1), a part (30B) for bracing the forward volume part (30A), having a profile (36) with an average relief angle differing from the overall relief angle (D) of the profile (33) of the flank area.

Abstract: A ball nose end mill includes two identical cutting inserts which are clamped into two dissimilar insert seats. Each one of the two insert seats includes a narrower end and a wider end, the narrower end of one insert seat being located at the tip of the end mill, while the narrower end of the other insert seat is located at the end of the insert seat distal to the tip of the end mill. The inserts are correspondingly shaped with a wider end a narrower end, the ends being curved, and with rectilinear longitudinal sides. The inserts may be inclined axially negatively. The ball nose end mill permits two identical inserts to be used, permits large cutting depths to be obtained, and a negative axial inclination permits an impact point that is distanced from the tool tip.

Abstract: A cutting insert for chipforming machining of metal workpieces comprises opposed top and bottom surfaces and a peripheral wall extending therebetween. The insert has cutting edges at the juncture between the peripheral wall and at least the top surface and the peripheral wall. A land area and a chip breaker groove are located along the edges. The chip breaker groove comprises a pair of concave end depressions and a series of concave intermediate depressions disposed between the end depressions. The portions of the cutting edge disposed along the end depressions are straight and longer than portions of the cutting edge disposed along the intermediate depressions, the latter being wavy in shape.

Abstract: A cutting insert for chipforming machining of metal workpieces is disclosed, said insert comprising opposed top and bottom surfaces (11) and (12) and a peripheral wall (13) extending therebetween. The insert has cutting edges at the juncture between at least the top surface and said peripheral wall, a land area (15), and a first descending surface (16) starting from the top inner margin of said land. A number of convexly curved spaced projections (23, 26) being formed on or adjacent said first descending surface, the upper surface of each of said projections being planar and located below the plane defined by the cutting edges (14).