chasing tool

chasing tool

[′chās·iŋ ‚tül]
(design engineering)
A hammer or chisel used to decorate metal surfaces.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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The chasing operation requires a very skilled lathe operator and the machine should be extremely sturdy as, at any given time, several teeth of a chasing tool are cutting into the roller, resulting in a heavy load being placed on the various components (the tool holder, saddle, cross slide, etc.).
For resharpening one pair of 304 grade stainless steel CTC rollers, the chasing tool and the milling cutter require resharpening twice.
CTC roller sharpening
The cutter has one tooth and is similar in design to an internal thread chasing tool. The process has four steps.
Micro-sized threads from thread whirling
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