Milling bits are used to shape and cut materials such as wood and metal and to produce a variety of features such as holes, slots, pockets, and even three-dimensional surface contours.
When choosing a milling bit for your project, consider your material and what you’re trying to accomplish. For cutting things such as wood, a high-speed steel milling bit is ideal. If you’re working with tougher materials like metal, use a carbide milling bit instead.
To get the most from milling bits, they must be used and maintained properly. Begin with the correct speed and feed rate for the material you are cutting.
In addition to the standard milling bits, there are some others that can perform more advanced tasks. For instance, compression end mills generate a clean cut on both sides of the material. Diamond-coated bits are also ideal for slicing through hard materials such as glass or ceramic.
By affordable good milling bits can you make your job more accurate and more efficient. DESKAR has lots of great milling bits making of high quality carbide or cobalt.
