Drilling & Boring

Advanced programming strategies and simulation can lead to the production of better composite parts, according to CGTech.

Join Cutting Tool Engineering and UNISIG CEO Anthony Fettig for a 30-minute webinar based on an article in the March 2023 issue of CTE magazine that offers a detailed overview of what deep hole drilling entails.

Take a deep dive into deep-hole drilling.

Fine boring, rough machining, large-diameter boring — no matter the type of application, it is key to get the most from boring tools. Hole-finishing applications, whether at a job shop or a high-production environment, require precision. Here are ways to get the most out of your boring tools.

The CBN-tipped mini boring bars feature BX310 uncoated CBN grade that increases the grade's wear resistance when used at low to medium cutting speeds, making it perfect for machining small bores from as small as 2.8 millimeter (.110 inch) diameter of hardened steel parts.

Big Daishowa issued nearly $30,000 in tooling certificates to high schools, vocational schools, colleges and universities through its Tools for Schools program.

Wohlhaupter, a manufacturer of precision boring tools, received an environmental seal for its commitment to sustainability.

The AccuThread T3 is now available in larger UN and ISO sizes up to 1"-8 and M24x3.0. Machine coding for the new sizes is included in Insta-Code, Allied Machine's online thread mill program generator.

The proud and once-booming trade of toolmaking has been challenged to find its place in a new century. Here's how one mold and die shop is using machine tool technology to invest in the future of its employees and grow its business.

The tool's CERATIZIT R84 fine boring indexable inserts feature a brand new reaming geometry specifically designed for exceptional hole finishing. The new positive geometry generates extremely low cutting forces and includes a new chip breaker that improves chip control. All of which allows for higher feed speeds while at the same time producing a better surface quality.

Using scanning sprays can achieve better detection of the workpiece location.

Using the 140-degree solid carbide point design from Kennametal's GOdrill, the KenTIP FS GTP insert allows for multiple machining applications across a range of materials including steel, stainless steel and cast iron. KenTIP FS GTP also features excellent centering capabilities, even at moderate cutting parameters, and low-axial forces.