M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Al 5X 3 Flute Drill 3.80 mm 22914960
A 3.80 mm three-flute drill designed for aluminium with 5× diameter reach
- Precision drilling in aluminium with three-flute geometry
- 5× diameter reach for deeper holes in one pass
- 80 mm cutting diameter matches tight tolerances
- New M.A. Ford tooling ensures consistent performance
- California Proposition 65 notice included for regulated substances
3.80 mm three-flute drill
The M.A. Ford Twister Al 5X is a 3.80 mm drill with three flutes designed for aluminium work. It suits machinists and fabricators who need a dedicated tool for non-ferrous materials.
Thermals noise and power
Heat generation stays manageable when the drill is run at appropriate speeds for aluminium. Noise levels are typical for high-speed steel cutting tools in this class. Power draw depends entirely on the machine spindle and feed rate used.
Replaces standard aluminium drills
This tool replaces general-purpose drills that wander or load up in soft alloys. The upgrade is worth it when hole accuracy and chip evacuation in aluminium become daily requirements. Buyers needing a wider diameter range or coolant-through capability should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Precision drilling in aluminium with three-flute geometry
- 5× diameter reach for deeper holes in one pass
- 80 mm cutting diameter matches tight tolerances
- New M.A. Ford tooling ensures consistent performance
- California Proposition 65 notice included for regulated substances
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3.80 mm Twister Al 5X drill in my chuck and what step is often missed?
Insert the 3.80 mm shank fully into the chuck, tighten all three jaws evenly, and verify concentricity before starting — skipping the run-out check is the common error.
What maintenance or replacement will the 22914960 drill need after extended use in aluminium?
The three cutting edges will dull first; resharpen or replace the drill when hole quality degrades or thrust force rises noticeably.
What limit appears first when the 3.80 mm drill runs continuously at high feed rates?
Heat buildup at the cutting edges reduces tool life fastest; use appropriate coolant and avoid excessive speed to manage temperature.
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