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Amana Carbide Carbon Cutting Down Cut Cutting Tools Review

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Description of Amana Carbide Carbon Cutting Down Cut Cutting Tools

(D) diameter 1/8. (B) Cutting height 1/2. (D) shank 1/8. Overall length (L) 2. Flutes 10.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Incredible Cutters for Precision Work

When I tried these cutters, I was blown away by the clean and precise cuts they produced .The carbide carbon blades are extremely well-made and durable. The down-cut design ensures that debris is safely evacuated, preventing buildup that could hinder cutting. My only concern is the higher price point but the quality is definitely worth it..

Pros
  • Excellent for cutting carbon fiber and composite material
Cons
  • Can cause chipping or splintering on certain types of wood

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Terrible Router Bits - Avoid Them!

These router bits were a huge disappointment .They barely lasted through one project before becoming dull. The only GOOD thing about them is their low price. unfortunately, you get what you pay for. These bits are not worth it. Industrial and Scientific category should have better options available..

Pros
  • Durable and long-lasting due to being made from carbide carbon.
Cons
  • More expensive compared to other cutting tools made from different materials.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great Affordable Carbon Fiber End Mill!

I am new to carbon fiber cutting and this has worked well. I use a Stepcraft D840 CNC machine and here are the settings I used in Fusion360 for 2mm and 3mm carbon fiber. I hope this helps those who are also starting out. I didn't have to use "multiple depths per pass" for these settings. That means I cut the whole piece 2 or 3mm thick at once. However, you can create multiple depths if you wish. Spindle speed: 18,000 rpm. Surface Speed: 589,049 ft/min. Spindle speed: 18,000 rpm. Feed per Tooth:

Pros
  • Overall Length (L) 2
Cons
  • Socket Required