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What is the difference between MTA and MTB mors...
MTA and MTB refers to whether a morse taper arbor is tanged or threaded. What does MTA mean? MTA means Morse Taper type A, the tanged variety of morse taper....
What is the difference between MTA and MTB mors...
MTA and MTB refers to whether a morse taper arbor is tanged or threaded. What does MTA mean? MTA means Morse Taper type A, the tanged variety of morse taper....
Lathe Tips & Tricks : Finding the centreline
Ensuring your cutting bit is at the centerline of your workpiece is a basic skill needed to ensure optimal cutting performance. If the cutting bit is too high, the cutting...
Lathe Tips & Tricks : Finding the centreline
Ensuring your cutting bit is at the centerline of your workpiece is a basic skill needed to ensure optimal cutting performance. If the cutting bit is too high, the cutting...
What does CCMT stand for?
CCMT is a standard designation for indexable inserts, usually carbide inserts, though ceramic and high speed steel inserts are available (though rarer and less available than tungsten carbide). The four...
What does CCMT stand for?
CCMT is a standard designation for indexable inserts, usually carbide inserts, though ceramic and high speed steel inserts are available (though rarer and less available than tungsten carbide). The four...
What is the difference between M35, M42 and M48...
High-speed steel (HSS) Cobalt is a type of steel alloy that contains cobalt as an alloying element, enhancing the steel's hardness, heat resistance, and wear resistance.M35 (UNS T11335): M35 is a...
What is the difference between M35, M42 and M48...
High-speed steel (HSS) Cobalt is a type of steel alloy that contains cobalt as an alloying element, enhancing the steel's hardness, heat resistance, and wear resistance.M35 (UNS T11335): M35 is a...