Abstract: A tool holder for holding a rotary cutting tool, attachable to a spindle of a machine tool, has a holder body fixed to the machine spindle. A rotatable shaft having a tool-mounting portion is coupled to the holder body such that the shaft is axially and radially displaceable relative to the holder body. A positioning member is fixedly disposed on the machine tool body radially outwardly of the machine spindle. A casing is disposed radially outwardly of the rotatable shaft such that the casing and the rotatable shaft are rotatable relative to each other, the casing being engageable with the positioning member to accurately position the rotatable shaft when the holder body is fixed to the machine spindle. A guide bushing is fixedly supported at one axial end portion of the casing remote from the holder body.

Abstract: A boring block and tool holder is disclosed having an opening therein. The block is made of a thick rectangular plate having inserts set into its front corners and inclined surfaces adjacent its rear edge forming a noncircular tang part having two rearwardly facing shoulders adjacent the tang portion which is received in a slot in a boring bar. The shape of the slot is complimentary to the shape of the tang part of the block. A tapered hole through the tang aligns with a tapered hole in the boring bar and the tapered hole in the block receives a taper pin which forces the block rearward bringing the block into firm rigid relationship with the end of the bar thereby clamping the block in positive rigid relation to the bar. The block has more strength than previous blocks because the block is thicker below the cutting inserts and there is more metal below the cutting insert, yet it can use the same bar and same slot width as rectangular blocks.

Abstract: A boring head of a multiple-operation machine tool comprises a housing which accommodates a carriage carrying a mandrel for a cutting tool, and having a slanted surface to interact with a slanted surface of a rod arranged in the housing coaxially with the carriage and kinematically coupled to a drive which moves it in the axial direction. The housing also accommodates a fork arranged coaxially with the former and pressed against the carriage by a spring. At the ends of the fork are two slanted surfaces which are symmetrical with respect to the axis of rotation of the boring head. The fork interacts with the carriage on lines found in a plane extending through the axis of rotation of the boring head. The head further incorporates a rocker whose axle is installed in the housing on the side facing the two slanted surfaces of the carriage. The axle is parallel with the axis of rotation of the boring head.

Abstract: A device for boring holes has a geometrical longitudinal axis, a clamping zone, a shank having a front end zone, two turnover plates fastened on the front end zone of the shank in opposite positions, and a chip space in front of each turnover plate. In the shank, a longitudinal slot runs radially to the geometrical longitudinal axis, which is open towards the front end zone and has a bottom that extends so far towards the clamping zone that the shank halves thus formed can be bent forward at the front end zone to a degree that is sufficient for fine setting the bore diameter. Beyond the bottom of the longitudinal slot, a tapped hole in the shank is coaxial with the longitudinal axis. A coaxial rest hole in the shank in the inner zone of the longitudinal slot is intersected by the longiudinal slot.

Abstract: The invention pertains to a fine adjustment for the tool of a machine tool. The tool carrier is displaceable by forces generated by the rotation of a shaft through an eccentric wherein the shaft is indexed by a reversible electric stepping motor. Tool adjustments of thousandths of an inch are accurately and consistently achievable.

Abstract: A holding device for a rotating body comprising a tubular member (1) which permits insertion therein of the rotating body, at least three support members (2) disposed along the inner periphery of the tubular member (1) so as to be movable in a substantially radial direction, and a locking arrangement (3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 10a, 10b) capable of independently holding each of the support members (2) in a desired position. With such device, bodies which are rotatable about an axis not coaxial with the driving shaft thereof can be held in place without having any substantial influence upon their rotational shafts. Besides, it is not necessary to pay close attention to the clearance between moving members in the manufacture and use of the device, and thus the holding device is high in versatility and low in cost.

Abstract: A boring machine comprises a hollow rotary spindle, a pair of swing arms attached to the front end of the rotary spindle to extend in symmetric radial directions with respect to the rotary spindle, and a driving mechanism disposed within the rotary spindle for driving the swing arms. A pair of rams can be assembled respectively in the swing arms to be symmetrically movable in radial directions and a ram driving mechanism is also disposed in the rotary spindle. Cutters are supported to the front ends of the swing arms or rams.

Abstract: A boring tool or like rotating tool, especially for a NC machine, is provided with a laterally projecting plunger which can be brought into contact with an abutment of the machine by the tool position mechanism therein to operate a stepping mechanism within the tool and correct the position of the cutting edge therein.

Abstract: A device for removing pipe attached to a fitting includes cutting apparatus for removing the pipe disposed within the fitting. A wrench apparatus is connected to the cutting apparatus for gripping the fitting to prevent its movement when the cutting apparatus is activated. Alternatively, this device may be used as a reaming device which permits radial movement of the cutting blades into engagement with a pipe after the cutting blades have been inserted within the pipe.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tool-holder for machine tools, particularly boring machines, of the type having a cylindrical body which is traversed by a slot shaped whereby that part of the body which supports the tool is displaceable resiliently relative to the remaining part of the body in a direction perpendicular to the axis of the body. Hydraulic means are provided for effecting the transverse displacement of the tool support part to adjust the position of the tool in a radial direction. According to the invention, these hydraulic means are arranged to exert a substantially uniform pressure to the outer surface of the body of the tool-holder.

Abstract: A tool holder incorporating a tool position compensating mechanism which comprises a screw shaft rotatably supported in a tool mounting shell in axial alignment therewith and engageable with a stationary member on a machine tool for relative rotation with the mounting shell is disclosed. A sleeve is threadedly engaged with the screw shaft to be axially moved at the time of relative rotation between the mounting shell and the screw shaft. This sleeve, when axially moved, actuates a transmitting member, supported in the shell, by the wedge action of a cam surface formed thereon, so that a cutting blade support end of a tool secured on the mounting shell is bent to adjust the position of a cutting blade on the tool.

Abstract: In a machine for machining metal having a rotating cutting head with a star feed for advancing the cutting head, an adjustable angle drive is provided whereby one can machine a conical concave or convex surface.

Abstract: A boring head for use in machining the inner surface of a vertical work piece wall having inner and outer surfaces and a central opening therethrough to produce a flat, plane, discoid surface where a boring machine and a boring bar to which the boring head is to be attached are situated adjacent the outer surface of the vertical work piece wall. The boring bar and work piece are positioned to have the boring bar axis of rotation coincident with the axis of the desired final machined discoid surface. A taper shank extending outwardly from a main body of the boring bar projects through the work piece wall opening to fasten to the boring bar to position the boring head in adjacent relation to the inner surface of the work piece wall. A tool slide extends longitudinally outwardly from the main body radially of the axis of rotation of the boring bar.

Abstract: A turning boring head or the like has a tool, designed for radial adjustment, and whose tool support is able to undergo feed motion, using liquid power into a position dependent on the desired size of the bore being machined. The bore rod body has not only a pressure medium powered tool support designed for fine positioning of the fine-adjustment cutting tool, but furthermore at least one further tool support for a further cutting tool.

Abstract: The cutting head and shank of a floating reamer are connected for joint rotation about the shank axis and limited radial movement of the head on the shank by a reduced axial end portion of the shank being spacedly enveloped by an annular axial flange on the head and fastened to the flange by a pin diametrically passing through a bore in the end portion of the shank which is lined with a tubular ball bearing. The clearance between the flange and the end portion of the shank defines the available radial head movement.

Abstract: The deburring and reaming tool of this invention has a housing with a rotatable driven or supporting member that engages one end of a torsional-compression spring, the other end of which engages a reciprocatable, rotatable intermediate member having radially off-set lugs or projections that are engagable with slots in a pair of side-by-side cutter members slidable carried transverse the other end of the housing for simultaneous extension and retraction. Means are provided in the housing to adjust and limit the degree of rotation of the intermediate member and to extend and retract the intermediate member and its lugs or projections into and out of engagement with the slots in the cutter members.

Abstract: A deburring tool including an elongated arbor formed with a cutting blade recess. A unitary cutting tool has a cutting head with an elongated, flat, resilient blade extending therefrom. The blade is received in the recess, and mounting means secures the end of the blade opposite the cutting head to the arbor in non-pivotal relationship with respect to the arbor with the cutting head projecting from the recess, a portion of the blade extending from the mounting means being yieldable to permit the cutting head to move resiliently inwardly with respect to the recess.

Abstract: The invention relates to a facing and inside-turning head comprising a supporting body to be fixed by its back to the spindle of a turning machine, a slide shiftable radially at the front of the supporting body in a guide extending perpendicularly and symmetrically with respect to the axis of rotation, to which slide a tool holder can be fixed, and an adjusting rod slidable in the supporting body coaxially with the axis of rotation and the axial movement of which produces a radial movement of the slide via an interposed drive along with a counter weight also actuatable by the interposed drive.

Abstract: A control system for adjusting the cutter of a boring machine or the like to compensate for cutter wear and other cutting dimensional changes such as those due to temperature variations which is specially adapted for use with a gage for measuring a dimension of a part machined by the tool and which is responsive to a signal from the gage indicating the magnitude and the sense of the variation of the dimension of the machined part relative to a nominal dimension for adjusting the tool the entire amount needed to compensate for the variation in a single adjusting operation.

Abstract: A holder for a retractable cutting tool holder and which includes a housing having a bore within which is provided the retractable tool holder with its operative end extending therebeyond, a piston member in the bore operatively engaged with the retractable holder, adjustable means for setting the stroke of the piston and thereby the cutting depth of the work tool, and air pressure passageways in communication with opposite sides of said piston for selectively advancing and providing support for the work tool and subsequently simultaneously removing said support and retracting said tool without leaving tool witness marks on a work piece.

Abstract: A hydraulically operated pivotable cutting tool extends from a machine tool depending from the collet of a rigid spindle machine. The machine tool selectively develops a source of hydraulic fluid under pressure for laterally positioning the cutting tool and for effecting pivotal movement of the cutting implement attached to the cutting tool.

Abstract: A rotating machine tool for hydraulically positioning a cutting tool mounting assembly lateral to the axis of rotation is disclosed. A collar circumscribing the axis of rotation and having an inclined annular downwardly directed recess is slidably mounted on the machine tool. A pair of diametrically opposed plungers ride within the inclined recess and are forced into reciprocal movement thereby. The reciprocating plungers pump hydraulic fluid from a reservoir within the machine tool into a pressure chamber. The pressure chamber is connected to a piston and cylinder assembly, which piston is positionally responsive to the pressure within the chamber. The movement of the piston is translated into lateral movement of the cutting tool via a spring biased mounting assembly. In operation, the rotation of the collar is restrained while the body of the machine tool rotates.