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broach 1. a long tapered toothed cutting tool for enlarging holes 2. a roof covering the corner triangle on the top of a square tower having an octagonal spire 3. a pin, forming part of some types of lock, that registers in the hollow bore of a key 4. a tool used for tapping casks broach [brōch] (mechanical engineering) A multiple-tooth, barlike cutting tool; the teeth are shaped to give a desired surface or contour, and cutting results from each tooth projecting farther than the preceding one. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The compact size of this broach holder fits into even the tightest of machines without loosing adjacent ID stations. Designed for use on any type of CNC or manual turning, milling, drilling, or screw machine, the 12mm shank broaching tool relies on the design of Slater Tool's existing 8mm broach holder. While some surface broaches are of solid construction, most are of built-up design, with sections, inserts or indexable tool bits that are assembled end-to-end in a broach holder or sub holder. |
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