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193results about "Filing/rasping tools" patented technology

Multi-flute ball endmill for airfoil machining

A milling cutter comprises a shank section joined to a cutting section. The cutting section includes a plurality of peripheral teeth separated by a plurality of flutes to form cutting edges extending around the cutting section in a helix direction. The number of respective teeth and flutes is more than 12.
Owner:PRATT & WHITNEY CANADA CORP

Shaper router and method

A routing tool for cutting material and an associated apparatus and method are provided. The tool includes a substantially cylindrical shaft member having a shank portion and a cutting portion. The cutting portion includes a plurality of cutting teeth disposed peripherally about a first helix and an intersecting second helix. Each cutting tooth defines a first cutting clearance on a first cutting edge and a first clearance on a first non-cutting edge. The cutting tooth defines a second cutting clearance on a second cutting edge and a second clearance on a second non-cutting edge. A flat extends on each cutting tooth resulting in a circular land on an outside diameter of the cutting portion.
Owner:THE BOEING CO

Convex rasp

InactiveUS20080003066A1Spreading workloadReduce fatigueFiling/rasping toolsFileRaspEngineering
An improved concave rasp that can be used to smooth any concave surface, such as under a hoof, having a handle approximately perpendicularly affixed at about the middle of a rasp that is convex both along its length and in cross section. The underside of the rasp has a rounded end, thus being suitable for applying pressure there against. Another embodiment of the invention is an improved tooth design, comprising a tooth blade, rather than individual teeth, thus providing much increased biting edge with increased durability.
Owner:NATURHOV

End milling cutter for processing of fiber-reinforced materials such as carobon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRP)

The invention concerns a machining tool for machining fiber-reinforced materials such as CFRP, glass-fiber-reinforced plastics or plastics reinforced with polyester threads. The machining tool comprises a plurality of flutes (1, 2, 3, 4) which distance lands (5, 6, 7, 8), disposed about a cylinder core segment (9), from each other in the peripheral sense. At least one of the lands (6, 8) is designed as a premachining land (6, 8) and at least one other of the lands (5, 7) is designed as a postmachining land (5, 7), each comprising a peripheral working region extending along, or with a twist and, in the form of a helical segment about, the tool axis. The working region of each premachining land (6, 8) is designed as a peripheral file with a plurality of teeth (10) which are incorporated in a cylinder surface segment-shaped outer surface of the working region, and provided in the working region of each postmachining land (5, 7) is a number of sharp cutting edges (11, 12, 13, 15) extending parallel to or with a twist and in the form of a helical segment about the tool axis. The invention is characterized in that the number of sharp cutting edges (11, 12, 13, 15) on at least one postmachining land (5, 7) comprises a plurality of cutting edges (11, 12) each provided on a peripheral casing groove, the casing grooves being incorporated in a cylinder surface segment-shaped outer face of the working region, parallel to each other and at a pitch relative to the flute (1, 3) leading at least one postmachining land (5, 7).
Owner:HUFSCHMIED ZERSPANUNGSSYST

Orbital Reciprocating Saw

A simple attachment for a reciprocating tool that will effectuate the ability to do a flush cut in an inexpensive and simple manner which is neither too rigid, nor not rigid enough. This is effectuated by providing an insert, which fits into the reciprocating tool in the same fashion as a regular blade. The present invention then offsets the placement of a blade, sander, file, or other tool by as many inches as wished by the user. The blade, sander, file, or other tool is held rigid through the use of a 45 degree bracket spanning the distance from the original plane to the offset plane, or via a single or compound trapezoid design.
Owner:RITTER JONATHAN +1

Hacksaw frame having a file as an integral part thereof

A hacksaw having a frame that includes a back handle and an elongated beam that has a series of ridges on at least one or more surfaces of the elongated beam that form a file for reducing and smoothing surfaces of an article. The elongated beam has a first distal end coupled with a first back handle section. A hacksaw blade is coupled with the back handle and a fore piece coupled to a second distal end of the elongated beam.
Owner:ZAKARIAN ARTIN J

File adapter for power saw tool

A motor driven power hand tool and adapter reciprocating a modified hand file in pressured engagement with a work piece by manipulating a lever resistance intermediate the opposite ends of a file which becomes a second class lever operating with a fulcrum at its reciprocally driven end and with work force applied at its other end, the invention residing in the adapter that guides the file as an aftermarket device and in combination with the power hand tool.
Owner:FUSCO IVALEE

Hand rasp with groove blade and adjustable guide for scoring construction material

An improved hand rasp comprises a planar plate with an anterior surface and an opposing posterior surface. An ergonomic handle is affixed to the anterior surface of the plate. A groove blade is removably affixed to the posterior surface of the plate by attachment means. The groove blade may have a variety of geometric configurations and varying in width and depth to accommodate the imagination of the user or designer. The groove blade includes an abrasive surface on the exterior surface of the groove blade. A guide is also removably affixed to the posterior surface of the plate by attachment means, positioned parallel to the groove blade. The guide is adjustable about apertures formed in the plate to position the guide closer to or farther away from the groove blade.
Owner:CASCIATO JR ANDREW

Wallboard rasp

A wallboard rasp having an expanded metal blade mounted to a molded plastic handle. The handle is configured with a downwardly-opening receiving groove for receipt of an upwardly-curved perimeter portion of the blade. Sections of the blade's perimeter may be crimped or heat staked within the groove. The groove may be formed between a downwardly-projecting outer lip and one or more downwardly-projecting inner ribs. Where the blade is formed with a substantially planar central portion, the ribs may have substantially planar downwardly-facing surfaces against which the blade's central portion may be supported when mounted on the handle. The grip portion of the handle is configured as a contoured, upwardly-extending body having a base with opposite knurled inset surfaces and a convex top flanged surface with spaced-apart grip ribs.
Owner:WALLBOARD TOOL

Abrasive article having multi-directional abrasion protrusion

An abrasive article having a multi-directional abrasion protrusion according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a flexible base substrate, and a plurality of abrasion protrusions integrally molded with the base substrate and having at least three sides forming a triangle, in which a plurality of abrasion protrusions has a directional property by grouping.According to this constitution, loading resistance and durability are excellent, there are no attachment materials attached to an abraded surface in the case where a flat surface is abraded, abrasion can be efficiently and evenly performed in a predetermined shape even though abrasion particles are not enlarged to perform abrasion or abrasion is not repeated several times by using particulates, and abrasion performance can be improved.
Owner:DEERFOS

Guided rotary file

A rotary file includes: (a) a body having first and second ends, and an outer surface comprising at least one cutting edge; (b) a shank extending from the first end of the body which is adapted to be mounted in a rotary tool; and (c) a pilot extending from the second end of the body, the pilot defining an annular peripheral surface with an arcuate cross-section.
Owner:GENERAL ELECTRIC CO

Tool holder and cord locking means

A tool holder containing at least one service tool for servicing a power-operated device. The tool holder is permanently attached to a retractable pull cord incorporated into a manual starter of a power-operated device. The service tool or tools are pivotally mounted on the tool holder, allowing the service tool or tools to be folded out for servicing the power operated device and subsequently folded in and stowed compactly within the main body of the tool holder. The tool holder may include a mechanism for reducing the recoil of the manual starter. A cord locking means secures the retractable pull cord of the manual starter in a retracted state. The cord locking means affords a range of mobility to the tool holder, permitting the tool holder and service tools thereon to be easily used to service a power-operated device.
Owner:OBERNDORFER MICHAEL J

Foam rasp

A rasp that has a mounting plate with a number of debris vent ports formed in it. The debris vent ports are formed to allow dust and debris to escape, thereby eliminating a hydroplaning effect on the abrasive surfaces while using the rasp, as well as making the tool lighter. A number of sharp pointed screws are screwed into the plate so that the points extend below the base of the plate. The screw tips become the abrasive rasping surface. The screws can be turned in or out to raise or lower the tips, to change the amount of rasping action from fine to aggressive. The screws can also be easily removed when they become worn so that the abrasive surface is always uniform and fresh. Finally, unlike the other tools, the screws can be removed to clean the base of the plate thoroughly to remove dried or caked mud.
Owner:EDWARDS KERRI

Transition Metal Nitride Coated File

A hand operated file is provided with a thin ceramic coating of a transition metal nitride, such as vanadium nitride and / or zirconium nitride, on its teeth. The coating may be 20 um or less, thereby not altering the macro dimensions of the file. The coating may be applied using a vapor deposition process such as physical vapor deposition, and advantageously via a physical vapor deposition process where the file body does not exceed a temperature of about 300° F. The coating helps prevent galling, thereby increasing the useful life of the file.
Owner:COOPER BRANDS

Guided rotary file

A rotary file includes: (a) a body having first and second ends, and an outer surface comprising at least one cutting edge; (b) a shank extending from the first end of the body which is adapted to be mounted in a rotary tool; and (c) a pilot extending from the second end of the body, the pilot defining an annular peripheral surface with an arcuate cross-section.
Owner:GENERAL ELECTRIC CO

Process for producing plated steel sheet

InactiveUS6068887ADeterioration of workability can be preventedHot-dipping/immersion processesPretreated surfacesSheet steelHigh pressure water
A process for producing plated steel sheet comprises the steps of heating a steel slab containing not more than 0.5 wt % C to the temperature range not lower than the transformation point Ac3, and jetting high-pressure water to the surface of a steel sheet at a discharge pressure of 300 kgf / cm2 or more at least once during hot rough rolling and hot finish rolling, thereby removing a layer of iron oxide on the surface of the steel sheet. The steel sheet is thereafter coiled while keeping a finishing delivery temperature of the steel sheet in the range of 500-800 DEG C., reducing the layer of iron oxide on the surface of the steel sheet at 50-98 % in an annealing furnace with the temperature of the steel sheet held in the range of 750-900 DEG C., and plating the steel sheet. With the process of the invention, plated steel plates having superior workability and plating adhesion can be produced at low cost, even when cold rolling and pickling are omitted from the production steps.
Owner:KAWASAKI STEEL CORP

Continuous shearing edges made of brazed carbide grits for use on a tool

InactiveUS20070243029A1Improved edge cutting structureEfficient processGrinding devicesFiling/rasping toolsCarbideEngineering
A preformed continuous or interrupted shearing machining edges that are composed of hard substance grits and are brazed together and to steel grinding wheels or other tool members. The parallel edges may be interrupted by voids between teeth of the edges. The edges have selectable edge rakes and clearance angles, edge tooth widths, edge spacing and mounting angles to the tool members or grinding wheel work surfaces.
Owner:L R OLIVER

Drywall rasp

InactiveUS7182554B1Quick fixConveniently assistingCutting toolsFiling/rasping toolsRaspEngineering
A rasp includes a body including upper, lower, front and rear portions. The lower portion has a groove that has first and second sections extending along a length thereof. The first section includes equidistantly spaced coextensive cutting blades extending downwardly therefrom. The blades have front and rear surfaces that have a rectangular shape engageable along a portion of drywall. The second section includes randomly spaced protrusions that have arcuate shapes and extend downwardly therefrom. The protrusions are engageable with drywall for removing imperfections therefrom. A divider bifurcates the first and second sections and extends downwardly from the body. The divider has a height equal to that of the sidewalls. Coextensive sidewalls are conjoined with the body and oppositely spaced from the divider. The sidewalls protrude downwardly from the bottom surface and terminate coplanar with the divider. The first and second sections are recessed from the divider and the sidewalls.
Owner:MORRIS JEFFREY R

Cover removing tool

The invention is a tool to remove a cover from a magazine of a firearm. An exemplary tool has a handle with a contact point that is configured to interact with the side of a magazine and an arm extension that extends from the handle and interacts with an edge on the cover of the magazine. The arm has a pin such that the pin may be inserted into an aperture on the magazine cover. The cover may then be displaced through the rotation of the handle and arm extension around a fulcrum.
Owner:EN DAVID SYANA

Tire rasp drawknife and mounting therefore

The mini drawknife body has one or more fixing openings which allow its assembly in the adjacency of the support periphery; from the notched rim, the body extends briefly right across until reaching such a width that the rim opposite to the notched rim cannot interfere with the openings and assembly bolts on the support. The invention also refers to an adaptation device for the assembly of the mini drawknife in a rotary support for tires roughing. This adaptation device comprises fixing sets integrated by bases and lateral retaining covers, among which intermediate separators can be placed; all these means have fixing members and openings which, in addition to forming jaws in the joint area, fasten to the roughing drawknives passing through some fastening openings of their body.
Owner:PEREZ RICARDO DANIEL

Disposable flex reamer

A single use intramedullary reamer comprised of a reamer head assembly and a reamer shaft. The reamer head assembly further comprising a series of reamer blades that reside in a series of surface slots that are helically oriented around the cylindrical body. The series of reamer blades are bonded with the cylindrical body through induction bonding.
Owner:WILSON GREATBATCH LTD
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