Kennametal Inc.

Howard J McCreery

Kenneth G DeRoche

George G Barkley

Robert Jauch

John A Cmar, Jr

The present invention relates to a cutting insert for a milling cutter. The cutting insert includes a main body having a top face and at least one elevated corner nose area formed on the top face. Extending around the elevated corner nose area and along an adjacent side face of the cutting insert is a cutting edge. The elevated corner nose area includes an angled chamfer that intersects with the cutting edge and a flat surface disposed inwardly of the angled chamfer. A pair of tapered lands extend from the flat surface toward a respective side face of the cutting insert where each of the tapered lands intersect with the cutting edge.

Cutting insert for a milling cutter

A shank for an adjustable boring bar is disclosed herein having first and second members telescopically engaged in a nonrotatable relation from one to the other with one of the members having mounted thereon an axially adjustable abutment means such that rotation of the abutment means on one member provides relative axial movement between the first and second members. A recess is shown formed on the outer surface of the innermost telescopically engaged member, the recess having a declining surface in the direction of the abutment means such that a clamp element located and engaged in the outermost telescopically engaged member is operable downwardly to engage said declining surface and hold the first and second members in a firm abutting relationship.

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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

Howard J McCreery