Amana 46252 CNC 2D/3D Carving 5.5 Deg Tapered Angle Ball Nose x 1/16 D x 1/32 R

Description

The high-shear ball nose tips cut smooth 2D and 3D contours with reduced stepping while the proprietary ZrN coating (applied by the physical vapor deposition coating process) provides high resistance to wear, sharper cutting edges. Specially designed for 2D and 3D CNC profiling and carving in plastic, aluminum & wood with CNC machines. The high-shear ball nose tips cut smooth 2D and 3D contours with reduced stepping while the proprietary ZrN coating (applied by the physical vapor deposition coating process) provides high resistance to wear, sharper cutting edges, extended tool life and less friction and heat buildup. Some of Amana Tool carving tools, as you can appreciate have a very small diameter therefore any material chip-loads need to reflect that small size. It can however withstand RPM’s up to 60,000 RPMs. A directed air-blast to keep chips away along with cooling the tool and work piece are always welcome. Suggested starting spindle speed might be 18,000 RPM, there needs to be some experimenting on the part of the programmer to find an acceptable finish. It can however withstand RPM’s up to 60,000 RPMs. Suggested starting spindle speed might be 18,000 RPM, there needs to be some experimenting on the part of the programmer to find an acceptable finish. Suggested starting spindle speed might be 18,000 RPM, there needs to be some experimenting on the part of the programmer to best find an acceptable finish.

Key Features

• Specially designed for 2D and 3D CNC profiling and carving in plastic, aluminum & wood with CNC machines.
• Some of Amana Tool carving tools, as you can appreciate have a very small diameter therefore any material chip-loads need to reflect that small size.
• The high-shear ball nose tips cut smooth 2D and 3D contours with reduced stepping while the proprietary ZrN coating (applied by the physical vapor deposition coating process) provides high resistance to wear, sharper cutting edges.
• Suggested starting spindle speed might be 18,000 RPM, there needs to be some experimenting on the part of the programmer to find an acceptable finish.
• A directed air-blast to keep chips away along with cooling the tool and work piece are always welcome.
• It can however withstand RPM’s up to 60,000 RPMs.