M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 64 30503600
Precision No 64 micro drill for fine holemaking in demanding applications
- Micro-Tuff coating extends tool life
- No 64 size suits precision drilling tasks
- M.A. Ford brand trusted by professionals
- 30503600 MPN simplifies reordering
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Precision Micro Drill No 64
The M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 64 is a new power tool accessory designed for creating extremely small holes. It suits machinists, hobbyists and maintenance technicians who need precise drilling in metals, plastics or composites where standard twist drills are too large or fragile.
Replaces Oversized Or Worn Micro Bits
This drill replaces larger-diameter bits that cannot fit tight features or worn micro drills that wander and break. The jump is worth it when hole position accuracy and clean entry in hard materials matter more than material removal rate. It is not for buyers who need larger hole sizes or high-volume production tooling with coolant-through capability.
Consistent Cutting In Deep Micro Holes
Under sustained drilling cycles the Micro-Tuff construction resists deflection and edge chipping better than conventional high-speed steel micro drills. The flute geometry evacuates fine chips efficiently to prevent packing at depth. It is not for operators who require coated carbide tool life in abrasive alloys or automated peck-drilling cycles with programmed dwell times.
Highlights
- Micro-Tuff coating extends tool life
- No 64 size suits precision drilling tasks
- M.A. Ford brand trusted by professionals
- 30503600 MPN simplifies reordering
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drill chuck does the No 64 Twister Micro-Tuff Drill require?
The No 64 Twister Micro-Tuff Drill fits a standard drill chuck that accepts its shank diameter; match the chuck capacity to the drill size for secure clamping.
How do I correctly install the 30503600 drill bit to avoid breakage?
Insert the bit fully into the chuck, tighten securely, and start drilling at low speed with steady pressure; the common error is high RPM without a pilot hole.
When should I replace the Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 64?
Replace the drill when the cutting edges show visible wear, chipping, or when drilling performance drops noticeably; inspect after each use for dullness.
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