Abstract: A work chamfering apparatus includes a work holding portion. The work holding portion includes a work table and a clamper. The work table has an upper surface having two end portions each formed with holding grains projecting out of the upper surface. The two end portions of the upper surface of the work table have a static friction coefficient greater than 0.1, which is greater than that of a center portion. When chamfering, first, the work is held by the work table and a generally U-shaped member of the clamper. At this time, the two end portions of the upper surface of the work table contact a lower surface of the work, whereas lower surfaces of respective end portions of the U-shaped member contact an upper surface of the work. In this state, a rotating center of the work is between the lower surfaces, and the lower surfaces are apart generally equally from the rotating center.

Abstract: A work cutting apparatus comprises a bed. The bed has an upper surface provided with a column including a rail slidably mounted with a slider. The slider has a front surface mounted with a supporting portion supporting two end portions of a rotating shaft. The rotating shaft is mounted with a plurality of cutting blade blocks. Each of the cutting blade blocks includes a plurality of cutting blades and a thicker cutting blade at each end of the cutting blade block. A table provided with a recess having a V-shaped section is disposed on the bed right beneath the cutting blade blocks. A plurality of works are disposed in the recess, each fixed by a fixing member. The cutting blades lowered while rotating, thereby cutting the works. During this operation, coolant is discharged from a plurality of supplying ports of a coolant supplying portion as well as from a supplying port of a coolant supplying path.

Abstract: A work cutting apparatus comprises a bed. The bed has an upper surface provided with a column including a rail slidably mounted with a slider. The slider has a front surface mounted with a supporting portion supporting two end portions of a rotating shaft. The rotating shaft is mounted with a plurality of cutting blade blocks. Each of the cutting blade blocks includes a plurality of cutting blades and a thicker cutting blade at each end of the cutting blade block. A table provided with a recess having a V-shaped section is disposed on the bed right beneath the cutting blade blocks. A plurality of works are disposed in the recess, each fixed by a fixing member. The cutting blades lowered while rotating, thereby cutting the works. During this operation, coolant is discharged from a plurality of supplying ports of a coolant supplying portion as well as from a supplying port of a coolant supplying path.

Abstract: A work cutting apparatus comprises a bed. The bed has an upper surface provided with a column including a rail slidably mounted with a slider. The slider has a front surface mounted with a supporting portion supporting two end portions of a rotating shaft. The rotating shaft is mounted with a plurality of cutting blade blocks. Each of the cutting blade blocks includes a plurality of cutting blades and a thicker cutting blade at each end of the cutting blade block. A table provided with a recess having a V-shaped section is disposed on the bed right beneath the cutting blade blocks. A plurality of works are disposed in the recess, each fixed by a fixing member. The cutting blades lowered while rotating, thereby cutting the works. During this operation, coolant is discharged from a plurality of supplying ports of a coolant supplying portion as well as from a supplying port of a coolant supplying path.

Abstract: A method for polishing and chamfering a rare earth alloy including the steps of: preparing rare earth alloy work, feeding the rare earth alloy work, ball media, a liquid medium, and spacer particles (in an amount of 0.1% to 10% by volume of the liquid medium) into a container, and subjecting the rare earth work to polishing by vibrating the container.

Abstract: A work cutting apparatus comprises a plurality of cutting blades each including a metal plate phase containing a super hard abrasive grain dispersed entirely thereon. A work made of a rare-earth alloy magnet member is submerged in a coolant in a container. The work submerged in the coolant is cut by rotating the cutting blades at a high speed not slower than 8000 rpm and by moving the cutting blades to the work vertically or along a normal line passing a tangential point between the cutting blade and the work. The coolant may be supplied from a hose to a cutting region at a time of the cutting. At the time of cutting, the work is vibrated in a direction parallel to a main surface of the cutting blade and perpendicular to a direction of the cutting. Preferably, the cutting blade has a tip portion formed with a cutout, and a spacer including two main surfaces each having an outer circumferential portion formed with an annular stepped portion is inserted between the cutting blades.

Abstract: A method for polishing and chamfering a rare earth alloy including the steps of: preparing rare earth alloy work, feeding the rare earth alloy work, ball media, a liquid medium, and spacer particles (in an amount of 0.1% to 10% by volume of the liquid medium) into a container, and subjecting the rare earth work to polishing by vibrating the container.

Abstract: A work chamfering apparatus includes a work holding portion. The work holding portion includes a work table and a clamper. The work table has an upper surface having two end portions each formed with holding grains projecting out of the upper surface. The two end portions of the upper surface of the work table have a static friction coefficient greater than 0.1, which is greater than that of a center portion. When chamfering, first, the work is held by the work table and a generally U-shaped member of the clamper. At this time, the two end portions of the upper surface of the work table contact a lower surface of the work, whereas lower surfaces of respective end portions of the U-shaped member contact an upper surface of the work. In this state, a rotating center of the work is between the lower surfaces, and the lower surfaces are apart generally equally from the rotating center.