Micro 100
Micro 100 AL-8 Brazed Tool Bit AL 3.5 In L 1/2 In W hand tool
Carbide-tipped single-point tool bit for left-hand turning, 3.5 inches long with a 1/2-inch shank width
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight0.25
- Ready for aluminium work with carbide tip
- Left-hand geometry for specific turning tasks
- 5 in overall length fits tool holders
- 1/2 in shank width for secure clamping
- Weighs .25 lb for easy handling
Micro 100 Brazed Tool Bit for Aluminium
This Micro 100 AL-8 brazed tool bit is a single-point cutting tool designed for aluminium work. It features a carbide tip on a HAWA material shank and is configured for left-hand operation. The tool measures 3.5 inches in overall length with a 1/2 inch shank width.
Machinists and aluminium fabrication specialists
Suited for machinists and fabricators who need a dedicated left-hand tool bit for aluminium turning or facing operations. Buyers requiring right-hand cutting geometry or tool bits for steel and other ferrous materials should look at alternatives.
3.5 inch length with 1/2 inch shank width
The 3.5 inch overall length and 1/2 inch shank width are the critical dimensions that determine compatibility with your tool holder and machine setup. Verify these measurements against your equipment specifications before ordering to ensure proper fit and rigidity during cutting.
Highlights
- Ready for aluminium work with carbide tip
- Left-hand geometry for specific turning tasks
- 5 in overall length fits tool holders
- 1/2 in shank width for secure clamping
- Weighs .25 lb for easy handling
Specifications
| Brand | Micro 100 |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 0.25 |
Questions about this item
Does the carbide tip generate noticeable heat during prolonged cutting?
The carbide tip is designed to resist heat buildup, but continuous heavy cuts will warm the shank; use cutting fluid and allow cooling intervals.
What tool holder or machine is required to secure the 1/2 in. shank?
A lathe tool post or boring bar clamp sized for a 1/2 in. square shank is needed to hold this bit rigidly.
Will this left-hand bit work in a conventional right-hand lathe setup?
It cuts when the workpiece rotates clockwise viewed from the tailstock, so the lathe must run in reverse or the tool must be mounted upside-down.
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