Drill bit and method for manufacturing
A drill and grinding technique used in the manufacture of tools, twist drills, drill accessories, etc. to improve cooling and lubrication properties, and to avoid disconnection or excessive wear
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[0021] Referring to the accompanying drawings, a drill bit 1 (extending in the direction of its central longitudinal axis 2 when viewed from the drill bit face 4 on its axial direction 3) is made up of three sub-regions, namely: the tip region 5, the tip region 5 and the tip region 5. The adjacent central area 6, and thus the clamping handle 7 adjacent to the central area 6. The drill bit is produced from a round rod. For the purpose of manufacturing this drill, the round bar is clamped by its one end between jaws 8 of the tool holder, which constitute the subsequent clamping shank 7 . The round rod clamped in the collet by means of the jaws 8 can then be rotated about the central longitudinal axis 2 in the direction of rotation 9 in any way.
[0022] Two cooling channels 10 extend through the drill head 1 . The cooling channels 10 extend axially 3 through the drill 1 and open into the cooling openings 11 in the region of the drill front 4 . The chip flutes 12 are ground in...
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