Radius-tip center drills have a tapered flute that allows them to create more accurate holes than other styles of center drills. They are commonly used in high-precision applications to create holes at the center of a piece of stock so it can be turned between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartBell-tip center drills create a hole at the center of a piece of stock so it can be turned between centers on a lathe. They have an additional 120° chamfer on their tip that bevels the outer edge of the center hole to strengthen it and help protect the hole from damage in applications where the piece of stock will go through multiple machining passes and there is risk of marring the edges of the center hole.
+ Add to CartBell-tip center drills create a hole at the center of a piece of stock so it can be turned between centers on a lathe. They have an additional 120° chamfer on their tip that bevels the outer edge of the center hole to strengthen it and help protect the hole from damage in applications where the piece of stock will go through multiple machining passes and there is risk of marring the edges of the center hole.
+ Add to CartBell-tip center drills create a hole at the center of a piece of stock so it can be turned between centers on a lathe. They have an additional 120° chamfer on their tip that bevels the outer edge of the center hole to strengthen it and help protect the hole from damage in applications where the piece of stock will go through multiple machining passes and there is risk of marring the edges of the center hole.
+ Add to CartCobalt steel center drills are harder than high-speed steel center drills and provide good wear resistance when machining hard materials at high speeds. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartPowdered-metal center drills are stronger than high-speed steel and cobalt steel center drills. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartCobalt steel center drills are harder than high-speed steel center drills and provide good wear resistance when machining hard materials at high speeds. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartPowdered-metal center drills are stronger than high-speed steel and cobalt steel center drills. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartCobalt steel center drills are harder than high-speed steel center drills and provide good wear resistance when machining hard materials at high speeds. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartPowdered-metal center drills are stronger than high-speed steel and cobalt steel center drills. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartCobalt steel center drills are harder than high-speed steel center drills and provide good wear resistance when machining hard materials at high speeds. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartPowdered-metal center drills are stronger than high-speed steel and cobalt steel center drills. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartPowdered-metal center drills are stronger than high-speed steel and cobalt steel center drills. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
+ Add to CartHigh-speed steel center drills provide good wear resistance in a wide range of machining applications. Center drills with a plain tip are the standard choice for creating center holes in a piece of stock to prepare it for turning between centers on a lathe.
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