Cyclone
Cyclone Xd 3X Solid Double Margin Drill 6.10Mm
6.10 mm solid double-margin drill delivers three-flute stability and precise holes in metal
- 10 mm diameter suits precise drilling tasks
- Double margin design improves hole straightness
- Solid carbide construction resists wear longer
- 3X geometry enables faster material removal
- California Prop 65 warning informs safe handling
6.10 mm solid-carbide drill
The Cyclone Xd 3X is a solid-carbide twist drill with a 6.10 mm cutting diameter and double-margin geometry. It is engineered for high-precision holemaking in ferrous and non-ferrous metals where rigidity and hole straightness are critical. The tool suits CNC machinists and maintenance technicians who need consistent performance in production or repair work.
Upgrade from single-margin drills
The double-margin design adds a second guiding land that improves alignment and reduces drill wander compared with single-margin tools. The step is worthwhile when hole position tolerance is tight or when drilling through cross-holes and angled surfaces that tend to deflect a standard drill. It also helps maintain finish quality in deeper holes where a single margin would lose guidance.
Capacity and headroom
The 6.10 mm diameter handles through-holes and blind holes in steel, cast iron, aluminium and high-temperature alloys at typical solid-carbide speeds and feeds. The tool runs out of effective reach in very deep holes where flute length cannot evacuate chips or where coolant pressure is insufficient to clear the cutting zone. It is not suited for hand-held drilling or non-rigid setups that cannot maintain the concentricity solid carbide requires.
Highlights
- 10 mm diameter suits precise drilling tasks
- Double margin design improves hole straightness
- Solid carbide construction resists wear longer
- 3X geometry enables faster material removal
- California Prop 65 warning informs safe handling
Specifications
| Brand | M.A. FORD |
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Questions about this item
What size drill chuck or collet is required for the 6.10 mm shank on this Cyclone Xd drill?
The drill has a 6.10 mm shank, so it needs a chuck or collet that accepts that exact diameter — typically a 6 mm or 1/4 inch capacity with a precision insert or a dedicated 6.10 mm collet.
What is the correct peck-drilling sequence to avoid breaking the 3X-length solid carbide body?
Use a rigid holder, start with a centre or pilot drill, then run the Cyclone Xd at recommended speed and feed with short peck cycles (1–2 × diameter) and full retraction to clear chips from the double-margin flutes.
How do I know when the double-margin cutting edges need professional regrinding?
When hole diameter drifts, surface finish worsens, or thrust force rises noticeably, the double-margin edges are dull — send the solid carbide drill to a specialist regrinding service that restores the original CXDSS geometry.
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