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    Sree Raj

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    Updated: Oct 27, 2024
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    Why a single point cutting tool is called so even though it is having cutting edge rather than a point?
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  • TAMIL AZHAGAR

    MemberMar 15, 2015

    You just carefully watch the operation using single point cutting tool.
    In single point cutting tool, only the tip of the tool is used for cutting. while grinding the tool, the edges also get sharpness, but the edges are not used for cutting.
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  • Sree Raj

    MemberMar 17, 2015

    Tamilazhagan
    You just carefully watch the operation using single point cutting tool.
    In single point cutting tool, only the tip of the tool is used for cutting. while grinding the tool, the edges also get sharpness, but the edges are not used for cutting.
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  • Sree Raj

    MemberMar 17, 2015

    Tamilazhagan
    You just carefully watch the operation using single point cutting tool.
    In single point cutting tool, only the tip of the tool is used for cutting. while grinding the tool, the edges also get sharpness, but the edges are not used for cutting.
    Then why there is cutting edges?(principal and auxiliary cutting edges)
    In case of drills it's not the chisel which is cutting, it is lips! Still called point!
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  • TAMIL AZHAGAR

    MemberMar 18, 2015

    Sree Raj
    Then why there is cutting edges?(principal and auxiliary cutting edges)
    In case of drills it's not the chisel which is cutting, it is lips! Still called point!
    Drill bits are not single point cutting tools.
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  • Sree Raj

    MemberMar 18, 2015

    Tamilazhagan
    Drill bits are not single point cutting tools.
    Drills are not! But its cutting edges are called "Point",why so?
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  • Sree Raj

    MemberMar 18, 2015

    Screenshot_2015-03-18-20-31-29 see this picture, the point.
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  • TAMIL AZHAGAR

    MemberMar 18, 2015

    Sree Raj
    Drills are not! But its cutting edges are called "Point",why so?
    For this fig, not only the point is used for cutting, but also the edges.
    And here the point refers to the tip of the drill bit not the cutting edge. It may be the nomenclature. For slotting operation, the tool has two cutting point and cutting edge. this tool cannot be called as single point cutting tool.
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  • Sree Raj

    MemberMar 18, 2015

    Tamilazhagan
    For this fig, not only the point is used for cutting, but also the edges.
    And here the point refers to the tip of the drill bit not the cutting edge. It may be the nomenclature. For slotting operation, the tool has two cutting point and cutting edge. this tool cannot be called as single point cutting tool.
    Can you suggest me a reference for this for a detailed study.
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  • Ramani Aswath

    MemberMar 21, 2015

    In the early days of mech engineering many terms were loosely used. As Tamilazhagan says above it is more a convention than actual engineering definition.
    This attached ANSI document may help understand the current view.
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  • Sree Raj

    MemberMar 21, 2015

    A.V.Ramani
    In the early days of mech engineering many terms were loosely used. As Tamilazhagan says above it is more a convention than actual engineering definition.
    This attached ANSI document may help understand the current view.
    Thanks a lot!
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