Choose Right Carbide Drills For You

Carbide Reamer is an effective option for hole finishing, but choosing the right one for the job depends on hole type and diameter, among other factors.

Because it is almost impossible to drill a perfectly round hole, reamers are applied to finish a hole to precise tolerance and provide a fine surface finish.

"You should consider reaming on tolerances tighter than ±0.002"," said Jake Miller, product manager for Allied Machine & Engineering Corp., Dover, Ohio. "Some solid-carbide drills can hold ±0.001" but it is difficult and application-dependent."

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers.

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer, ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers.

"You should consider reaming on tolerances tighter than ±0.002"," said Jake Miller, product manager for Allied Machine & Engineering Corp., Dover, Ohio. "Some solid-carbide drills can hold ±0.001" but it is difficult and application-dependent."

"You should consider reaming on tolerances tighter than ±0.002"," said Jake Miller, product manager for Allied Machine & Engineering Corp., Dover, Ohio. "Some solid-carbide drills can hold ±0.001" but it is difficult and application-dependent."

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers.

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers.

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers.

"You should consider reaming on tolerances tighter than ±0.002"," said Jake Miller, product manager for Allied Machine & Engineering Corp., Dover, Ohio. "Some solid-carbide drills can hold ±0.001" but it is difficult and application-dependent."

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers."You should consider reaming on tolerances tighter than ±0.002"," said Jake Miller, product manager for Allied Machine & Engineering Corp., Dover, Ohio. "Some solid-carbide drills can hold ±0.001" but it is difficult and application-dependent."

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers."You should consider reaming on tolerances tighter than ±0.002"," said Jake Miller, product manager for Allied Machine & Engineering Corp., Dover, Ohio. "Some solid-carbide drills can hold ±0.001" but it is difficult and application-dependent."

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers."You should consider reaming on tolerances tighter than ±0.002"," said Jake Miller, product manager for Allied Machine & Engineering Corp., Dover, Ohio. "Some solid-carbide drills can hold ±0.001" but it is difficult and application-dependent."

There are many different options available when choosing a reamer ranging from simple, relatively inexpensive round tools to complex, adjustable, modular and expandable tools. This article compares several options, including cutting rings and monoblock and solid-carbide reamers.