Product Description:
Carbide tools are increasingly being used in woodworking due to their high durability and ability to maintain a sharp cutting edge for longer than traditional high-speed steel (HSS) tools. Examples
include:
- Saw blades with carbide teeth that can cut through dense hardwoods and other
tough materials with ease, while producing a clean, smooth cut.
- Router bits available in a variety of shapes and sizes for cutting decorative
edges, grooves, and other shapes.
- Turning tools with a replaceable carbide insert that can be rotated to a fresh
edge when dull.
- Planer and jointer blades with the necessary strength to withstand high-speed woodworking
cutting and provide a smoother finish.
In short, the advantages of carbide tools are their longevity,
improved performance, and the ability to provide superior quality
results with less frequent sharpening or tool replacement.
Woodworkers can find the right tool for any task and achieve better
results with carbide tools.
Features:
For cutting intricate designs in wood, I would recommend using carbide router bits with a small diameter and a specialized shape designed for the specific cut you need to make. The smaller
diameter of the bit allows for finer detail work, while the carbide material provides increased durability and a longer tool life.
For example, if you need to cut a decorative edge profile, a
carbide router bit with a small radius or bead shape would be appropriate. If you need to make a precise groove
or dado, a straight flute carbide router bit with a narrow diameter would be ideal. If you need to make a plunge cut, a carbide spiral plunge router bit with a small diameter and a sharp point would be suitable.
It is important to consider the depth of cut and feed rate when using carbide router bits for intricate designs in wood. A
shallow depth of cut and a slower feed rate will help prevent
chip-out and ensure a clean and precise cut.
Overall, the choice of carbide tool for cutting intricate designs
in wood will depend on the specific details of the design and the desired outcome. By selecting the
appropriate tool and optimizing the cutting parameters, woodworkers can achieve high-quality results and maintain the
longevity of their tools.
Technical Parameters:
The technical data of carbide tools for woodworking differs
according to the type of tool and the application. In general, for
common types of carbide tools used in woodworking, one should
consider the following data points.
Saw blades typically have a high tooth count, within the range of
60 to 100 teeth, and these teeth often have a negative hook angle
for safety and performance. The kerf (width of the cut) can be 1/8"
to 3/16", depending on their blade diameter.
Carbide router bits, compared to saw blades, come in a wider
variety of shapes and sizes, with diameters ranging from 1/8" to
1", and the shank diameter dependent on the size of the router. Its
cutting edge geometry can take the form of straight, spiral, or
profile shapes.
Turning tools, on the other hand, have a square or diamond-shaped
insert with a thickness ranging from 1/8" to 1/2", and can be
rotated to a fresh edge when dull.
Lastly, carbide planer and jointer blades for woodworking usually
have a thickness of 1/8" to 1/4" and a width of 1" to 2". The
number of blades per cutterhead will differ according to the size
of the machine and the material being cut.
Other factors to consider for these tools include the material
composition, coating (if any), the speed and feed rate of cutting,
and surface finish requirements. The correct choice of carbide tool
and parameters can bring a woodworker to better results and better
tool longevity.
Applications:
When it comes to carbide tools used in woodworking, there are
several coating options available for users to select . However,
each of these choices has its unique benefits. Here are some of the
most popular coating options:
Titanium Nitride (TiN): This coating is the most commonly used for
carbide tools in the field of woodworking. It is a ceramic coating
that provides a hard, wear-resistant surface and enhances the
longevity of the tool. Additionally, it has a lower coefficient of
friction than other options, thus it can prevent burning and
achieve better cutting quality.
Titanium Carbonitride (TiCN): This type of coating is very similar
to TiN, but it offers more wear resistance. Either of them can help
with cutting abrasive materials like particleboard or MDF.
Moreover, it has lower coefficient of friction, which allows less
heat buildup and more accuracy in the cuts.
Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC): This is a high-quality coating with
amazing wear resistance and low friction. Additionally, it is very
suitable for cutting materials with high heat such as hardwood or
laminates.
Zirconium Nitride (ZrN): Thanks to its hard, wear-resistant
surface, ZrN is ideal for cutting materials that are hot to the
touch, such as hardwood or laminates. Additionally, its low
coefficient of friction can increase the quality of the cut.
Overall, the choice of the coating should depend on the type of
application and the material being cut. By selecting the
appropriate coating, woodworkers can improve the performance and
longevity of the tools while still achieving satisfactory results.
Customization:
Customized Carbide End Mill
Our Carbide End Mill is made of tungsten steel, providing
high-quality cutting performance. It is available with a variety of
cutting edge materials, types, and cutting directions. The overall
length, feed rate, and other parameters can be customized to meet
your requirements.
- Brand Name: OEM/ODM
- Model Number: Woodworking
- Place of Origin: Changzhou,Jiangsu,China
- Minimum Order Quantity: 5PCS
- Price: To be negotiated
- Packaging Details: Single item
- Delivery Time: 7-15days
- Payment Terms: T/T
- Supply Ability: 100000000PCS
- Feed Rate: Varies
- Overall Length: 38-200mm
- Cutting Edge Material: Varies
- Cutting Edge Type: Varies
- Cutting Direction: Varies
Support and Services:
Technical Support and Service for Carbide End Mill
At XYZ Company, we provide a full range of technical support and
service for Carbide End Mill products. Our experienced technical
team is available to answer any questions you may have about our
products and services. We also provide customised solutions to meet
your specific needs. Our technical support and service include:
- Product selection advice
- Installation help and troubleshooting
- Product maintenance and repair
- Product training and certification
- Product upgrades and updates
If you have any questions or need assistance with any Carbide End
Mill product, please contact us at support@xyz.com.
Packing and Shipping:
Carbide End Mill Packaging and Shipping
Carbide End Mills are packaged in protective plastic tubes and
shipped in cardboard boxes. The boxes are labeled with the product
name and the manufacturer's logo. The boxes can also be customized
with the customer's logo and/or text. The boxes are also designed
to protect the product from shock and vibration during transit.
