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Which Carbide Cut Should I Choose Single or Double Cut

The Carbide burrs bits also are called tungsten carbide burrs and they are made from tungsten carbide material and have different shapes and textures(which are engraved by a CNC machine).

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Which Carbide Cut Should I Choose Single or Double Cut

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  1. Which Carbide Cut Should I Choose? Single or Double Cut?

  2. Carbide burrs also are called tungsten carbide burrs; they’re made from tungsten carbide and have different shapes and textures(which are engraved by a CNC machine). According to different textures, the tungsten carbide burrs are often classified into two types: Single-cut and Double-cut. There is four main difference between single-cut and double-cut carbide burrs.

  3. Which Carbide Burr Should I Choose? Single cut (one flute) carbide burrs have a right-handed (up cut) spiral flute. A single cut is employed with chrome steel, hardened steel, copper, forged iron, and ferrous metals and can remove material quickly with a smooth finish. • Heavy removal of fabric • Milling

  4. Cleaning • Creates long chips • Deburring Use double-cut for medium-light stock removal, deburring, finishing, and cleaning. Double cut carbide burrs are the hottest and work for many applications. • Medium-light removal of fabric • Deburring • Fine finishing • Cleaning • Smooth finish • Creates small chips

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