Drilling tool for cutting cast materials
A drill for hard materials, comprising webs that are subdivided by means of cutting grooves, and at least one principal cutting edge, each of which is provided with a cutting corner and a transition to a chisel edge. At least some sections of the principal cutting edge are continuously convex in an axial direction starting from the cutting edge.
1. A drill for hard materials comprising:
webs that are subdivided by means of cutting grooves;
at least a first principal cutting edge, each said principal cutting edge being provided with a cutting corner and a transition to a chisel edge, said first principal cutting edge being convex from said cutting corner to said chisel edge; and
at least two free faces associated with each principal cutting edge.
2. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein a tangent to the principal cutting edge at a corresponding cutting corner encloses an angle of from about 10° to about 40° with an auxiliary cutting edge.
3. A drill for hard materials comprising:
webs that are subdivided by means of cutting grooves;
at least one principal cutting edge, each said principal cutting edge being provided with a cutting corner and a transition to a chisel edge, at least some sections of each principal cutting edge being continuously convex in an axial direction starting with each said cutting corner, said continuously convex section of the principal cutting edge bordering substantially tangentially on a central section, the principal cutting edge running linearly at an acute angle to the chisel edge; and
a correction grinding of the principal cutting edge merging into a web thinning without any transition so that they can be ground in one operation.
4. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein an axial spacing of the chisel edge from the cutting corner approximately corresponds to 0.5×D, where D is the nominal diameter of the drill.
5. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein at least an area near the cutting corner is a hard metal.
6. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein at least an area near the cutting corner is a fine-grained hard metal.
7. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein at least an area near the cutting corner has a hardness higher than 1800 HV and a bending strength below 3000 N/mm 2 .
8. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein said drill comprises a web thinning which shortens the chisel edge.
9. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein a ratio of nominal diameter: drill core is in the range of from about 3.0 to about 3.5.
10. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein said drill is straight grooved.
11. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein said drill is spiral grooved.
12. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , further comprising an internal cooling wherein internal cooling channels run through the webs to mouth openings in a zone near the cutting edge.
13. The drill for hard materials according to claim 12 , wherein the mouth openings are on said free faces of the drill, there is provided an additional undercut on at least one of the mouth openings, and the undercut decreases more steeply towards the back of the web than the free faces.
14. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein said drill has a cutting angle in a range of +/−5°.
15. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein said drill comprises a correction grinding of the principal cutting edge.
16. The drill for hard materials according to claim 15 , wherein the correction grinding of the principal cutting edge and the web thinning merge into one another without any transition so that they can be ground in one operation.
17. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein said drill comprises a substantially conical-surface-shaped tip grinding.
18. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein said drill comprises a tip grinding corresponding to a substantially four-face grinding.
19. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , further comprising at least one further cutting stage.
20. The drill for hard materials according to claim 19 , wherein the principal cutting edge also has a cutting corner at the second cutting stage and starting from the cutting corner at least some sections are continuously convexly curved in the axial direction.
21. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein at least one cutting insert connected to a support is provided, wherein at least the cutting insert consists of a hard material.
22. The drill for hard materials according to claim 21 , wherein the cutting insert is constructed as a drill head soldered to a support on which the at least one principal cutting edge is provided, wherein at least the drill head is made of a hard material.
23. The drill for hard materials according to claim 21 , wherein at least one cutting insert is constructed as a cutting plate on which the principal cutting edges are provided or a cutting plate providing at least the outer section of the principal cutting edge is provided per principal cutting edge which is or are screwed to the support in the circumferential direction, wherein at least the cutting plate or the cutting plates consist of a hard material.
24. The drill for hard materials according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of said free faces is continuously convex in an axial direction.
25. A drill for hard materials comprising:
webs that are subdivided by means of cutting grooves;
at least one principal cutting edge, each said principal cutting edge being provided with a cutting corner and a transition to a chisel edge, at least some sections of each principal cutting edge being continuously convex in an axial direction starting with each said cutting corner; and
a correction grinding of the principal cutting edge merging into a web thinning without any transition so that they can be ground in one operation.