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They have indexable insert tooling for it now; It seems like they have them for everything. If you have a one-off or oddball thread you can use a single cutter like this, or if you want to machine faster you can use a tool that cuts multiple threads simultaneously. (See: https://www.kennametal.com/us/en/pro...p.1280548.html) "Pin It")
They have indexable insert tooling for it now; It seems like they have them for everything. If you have a one-off or oddball thread you can use a single cutter like this, or if you want to machine faster you can use a tool that cuts multiple threads simultaneously. (See: https://www.kennametal.com/us/en/pro...p.1280548.html)Originally Posted by marksbug
My novice understanding is that the big advantage is it's a lot easer to get one of these tools if it breaks vs. burning out a busted tap. I don't have a tapping head or a spindle smart enough to work without it, so that's a factor too.
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