Sebastian Schetter

Title: Sebastian Schetter and His Patent for a Modular Machining Tool System.

Introduction

Sebastian Schetter is an inventor associated with Tübingen, Germany, and Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrik Paul Horn GmbH. His patent work includes a tool system designed for machining a workpiece.

Latest Patents

Schetter is credited with 1 patent: “Tool System for Machining a Workpiece.” The invention describes a system with a cylindrical retaining shank, a cutting head, and a tool coupling. The cutting head has at least one cutting edge, while corresponding hubs connect it to the shank and couple the tool to a drive.

Elevated areas on the coupling hub or cutting head hub are distributed around the circumference and along the hub’s length. Their contact surfaces meet support surfaces on the shank’s drive mount or cutting head holder. Joining material fills the spaces between the elevated areas, permanently connecting the components. This arrangement provides a defined connection between the tool’s parts.

Career Highlights

Schetter’s listed patent reflects work on the design and construction of machining tools. His association with Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrik Paul Horn GmbH places this invention within the company’s focus on cutting tools and machining technology.

Collaborations

Matthias Oettle is identified as Schetter’s coworker. The available information does not specify Oettle’s role in developing or patenting the tool system.

Conclusion

Sebastian Schetter’s patent describes a machining tool system that joins its cutting head and drive components through shaped contact surfaces and joining material.