M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Xd 3X Solid Carbide Drill 14.50Mm
Solid carbide drill bit with 3X diameter depth capacity for 14.50 mm holes
- Solid-carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- 3X flute geometry clears chips efficiently in deep holes
- 50 mm diameter suits precise drilling tasks
- Twister Xd design reduces cutting forces for smoother operation
- M.A. Ford manufacturing ensures consistent quality and performance
Twister Xd 3X Solid Carbide Drill
The M.A. Ford Twister Xd 3X is a solid carbide drill bit manufactured for precision hole-making in demanding materials. It is engineered for professional machinists and maintenance technicians who require reliable performance in production environments. The 14.50 mm cutting diameter suits specific machining operations.
Suited for high-precision drilling tasks
This drill suits users machining tough alloys or hardened steels where solid carbide rigidity is essential. It is not intended for hand-held drilling applications or for cutting large-diameter holes beyond the stated size. Buyers needing indexable inserts or coolant-through tooling should evaluate alternative product lines.
Verify machine compatibility before ordering
Confirm that your machine spindle accepts the shank configuration and that the 14.50 mm diameter matches the required hole specification. Check that the workpiece material and available coolant setup align with solid carbide cutting parameters. Ensure the tool holder provides adequate clamping force for the shank style.
Highlights
- Solid-carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- 3X flute geometry clears chips efficiently in deep holes
- 50 mm diameter suits precise drilling tasks
- Twister Xd design reduces cutting forces for smoother operation
- M.A. Ford manufacturing ensures consistent quality and performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size chuck do I need for the 14.50 mm shank?
A drill chuck or collet that accepts 14.50 mm diameter shanks is required to hold this solid carbide drill securely.
Will this drill cut through hardened steel that my older HSS bits struggled with?
Solid carbide construction allows it to machine harder materials than high-speed steel, but feed and speed must match the workpiece hardness.
How can I confirm the drill is running true after I clamp it?
Check for minimal run-out at the tip with a dial indicator and listen for smooth, consistent cutting without chatter.
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