PD ISO/TS 13399-309:2016

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Starting elements, coordinate systems, planes
4 Design of the model
5 Tool holder for longitudinal and transversal turning
6 Turning tool for external threading
7 Boring bar for internal threading
8 Turning tool for OD grooving and parting
9 Boring bar for ID grooving
10 Pull back boring bar
11 System tool for external turning
12 System tool for external threading
13 System tool for internal turning
14 System tool for internal threading
15 System tool for OD grooving and/or cut-off
16 System tool for ID grooving
17 Pull back system tool
18 System tool, neutral design for OD turning
19 Design of details
20 Attributes of surfaces - Visualization of the
   model features
21 Structure of the design elements (tree of model)
22 Data exchange model
Annex A (normative) - Mirror planes for left-handed tools
Annex B (informative) - Information about nominal dimensions
Bibliography

Describes a common way of designing simplified models that contain the following: - definitions and identifications of the design features of turning tools for indexable inserts, with an association to the descriptive properties and dimensions; and - definition and identification of the 3D model internal structure that represents the features and the properties of turning tools for indexable inserts.

This part of ISO/TS 13399 specifies a concept for the design of turning tools for indexable inserts, together with the usage of the related properties and domains of values.

This part of ISO/TS 13399 specifies a common way of designing simplified models that contain the following:

• definitions and identifications of the design features of turning tools for indexable inserts, with an association to the descriptive properties and dimensions;

• definition and identification of the 3D model internal structure that represents the features and the properties of turning tools for indexable inserts.

The following are outside the scope of this part of ISO/TS 13399:

• applications where these standard data may be stored or referenced;

• concept of 3D models for cutting tools;

• concept of 3D models for cutting items;

• concept of 3D models for other tool items not being described in the scope of this part of ISO/TS 13399;

• concept of 3D models for adaptive items;

• concept of 3D models for assembly items and auxiliary items.