Cutting Tool Guides | CarbideAxis Tools

For roughing steel, CNMG is usually the safer first choice when the setup needs a strong edge and stable clamping. WNMG can be efficient when you...

Start with a sharp edge, suitable coating, enough chip space and conservative feed. Stainless steel work-hardens easily, so rubbing is usually wo...

Send the tool code, quantity, workpiece material and current cutting problem first. A clear model list is better than a long message with no size...

Most chipping problems come from an edge that is too weak, unstable clamping, too much vibration, or cutting parameters that make the insert rub ...

For steel and stainless drilling, TiAlN or AlTiN is usually a better starting point than TiN when heat is high. TiN is still useful for general w...

Use the ISO code as the starting point, then confirm chipbreaker, grade, coating and application. The same code can still cut very differently wi...

Quote by the exact insert code and cutter body whenever possible. APKT and APMT can look similar in search terms, but seating, screw and geometry...

PVD is often preferred for sharper edges and stainless finishing. CVD is often used for steel and cast iron when heat resistance and wear resista...