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Articles July 1, 2001 Jan Tiberg
Build From Speed
Test results show a new HSS drill can provide cost-effective performance when machining hardened plate material.
Articles June 1, 2001 Randy Cloud
Bore On
From the spindle to the cutting edge, advice on adjustable heads, boring bars and inserts.
Articles February 1, 2001
Farewell to BUE
A new drill point geometry developed by a tool and cutter grinder. The through-coolant drill is ground in such a way that a hollowed out chamber on the face of the tip retains coolant in the cutting zone while hydraulic forces that are created push fluid to the cutting edge.
Articles January 1, 2001 Peter Fretty
Going Deep
Tips for deep-hole tapping in titanium and other aerospace-grade materials. Advice is provided by NIST and the International Titanium Association.
Articles January 1, 2001 Alan Richter
Plugging In
A new turning tool emits an electric signal when its insert reaches a predetermined wear point or breaks. Called Sensor Tool, sections of the coated insert are ablated by a laser, thereby creating an electronic circuit.
Articles December 1, 2000 Aaron Habeck
Steadying the Bar
Cutting forces cause the boring bar to deflect, which can lead to vibration and damaged workpieces. The author gives an overview of available boring bars and offers guidelines for selecting one for a specific application.