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What are the best carbide inserts for cutting a...
The best inserts for cutting are specially dedicated aluminium inserts such as CCGT060204 AK H01, that are uncoated carbide, highly polished, with a sharp ground edge, aluminium specific chip breaker...
What are the best carbide inserts for cutting a...
The best inserts for cutting are specially dedicated aluminium inserts such as CCGT060204 AK H01, that are uncoated carbide, highly polished, with a sharp ground edge, aluminium specific chip breaker...
Why Chrome Vanadium Hex Keys Are Better Than Ca...
When selecting tools for precision and durability, the choice of material plays a crucial role. Chrome vanadium hex keys, often regarded as superior to their carbon steel counterparts, offer several...
Why Chrome Vanadium Hex Keys Are Better Than Ca...
When selecting tools for precision and durability, the choice of material plays a crucial role. Chrome vanadium hex keys, often regarded as superior to their carbon steel counterparts, offer several...
What toolholders fit CCMT060204 inserts?
CCMT060204 inserts are the most common carbide insert for the small and mini-lathe. It is the work horse insert for turning, facing and boring tools, and can also be fit...
What toolholders fit CCMT060204 inserts?
CCMT060204 inserts are the most common carbide insert for the small and mini-lathe. It is the work horse insert for turning, facing and boring tools, and can also be fit...
Metal Lathe Tool Names
Turning Tool: Used for general cutting along the length of the workpiece. Often called a "right-hand" or "left-hand" tool depending on which direction it cuts. Facing Tool: Used to cut...
Metal Lathe Tool Names
Turning Tool: Used for general cutting along the length of the workpiece. Often called a "right-hand" or "left-hand" tool depending on which direction it cuts. Facing Tool: Used to cut...
When should you replace the carbide tips on you...
Built up edge. Built up edge (BUE) occurs when material starts to adhere to the cutting tip, impeding chip formation, spoiling finish and reducing cutting efficiency while increasing heat generation...
When should you replace the carbide tips on you...
Built up edge. Built up edge (BUE) occurs when material starts to adhere to the cutting tip, impeding chip formation, spoiling finish and reducing cutting efficiency while increasing heat generation...
What's the difference between CCMT and CCGT car...
The distinction between CCMT and CCGT carbide inserts lies primarily in the chip breaker geometry, edge preparation, and intended application—despite them often having the same basic shape and size. Here’s...
What's the difference between CCMT and CCGT car...
The distinction between CCMT and CCGT carbide inserts lies primarily in the chip breaker geometry, edge preparation, and intended application—despite them often having the same basic shape and size. Here’s...