Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Near-net shaped cutting tools and processes and devices for making the same
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Application No.: US14818618Application Date: 2015-08-05
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Publication No.: US10010948B1Publication Date: 2018-07-03
- Inventor: Matthew W. Hayden , John C. Hayden
- Applicant: Matthew W. Hayden , John C. Hayden
- Agency: Young Basile Hanlon & MacFarlane, P.C.
- Main IPC: B23B51/06
- IPC: B23B51/06 ; B23C5/06 ; B22C9/10 ; B22C9/22 ; B28B7/28 ; B23C5/28

Abstract:
A core pin used to create a cutting tool has at least one flute configured as an inverse shape of at least a portion of the cutting tool. Alternatively or in addition, a core pin has at least one step mold configured to form an axial surface with a stepped diameter having a diameter smaller than an overall diameter an outer axial surface of the core pin, and a radial surface between the axial surface and the outer axial surface. A core pin can include a main cooling passage mold and either a straight coolant channel mold or at least one arcuate cooling channel mold having a first end and a second end, the first end engaging the main cooling passage mold and the second end configured to create a coolant exit on a surface of the cutting tool. Carbide blanks are carbide material embedded with a core pin, and near-net shape cutting tools are created by pressing and heating the carbide blanks.
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