Cutting insert
An insert and milling technology, applied in metal processing equipment, milling machine equipment, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to cut 90° shoulders
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[0017] The cuboid cutting insert has opposite front faces 10 and 11 , which merge above and below via a convex end face 1 into an upper side and a lower side 5 . The cutting surfaces are formed by the side faces 6 which connect the respective front faces 10 and 11 to one another. These sides 6 are defined by the cutting edge 7 formed by the upper and lower surfaces 5 and the convex end surface 1, which covers an angle of 90° in the corner region 7' and has an inwardly inclined secondary cutting edge, which passes through the tight The descending surface 2 connected after the end surface 1 is formed. This surface 2 extends along the entire thickness 3 of the cutting insert and exposes the secondary cutting edge so that it cannot backcut when the cutting tool enters the workpiece at right angles. The two front faces 10 and 11 also have a planar support surface 8 on each side, wherein these support surfaces lie parallel to one another. In the bearing surface there is a fasten...
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