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Micro 100 C-4 brazed tool bit, quarter inch shank, carbide tip

Micro 100

Micro 100 C-4 Brazed Tool Bit 1/4 in hand tool

SKU CH-ZFD2-HFTD3

Carbide-tipped single-point tool bit with a 1/4 in shank for lathe work

  • MaterialHAWA
  • Weight0.05
  • Carbide tip holds a sharp edge longer
  • HAWA material resists wear during heavy use
  • Neutral geometry suits multiple cutting directions
  • 1/4 in shank fits standard tool holders
  • Lightweight at .05 lb reduces operator fatigue

Micro 100 C-4 Brazed Tool Bit

This Micro 100 C-4 brazed tool bit is a single-point cutting tool made from HAWA carbide material. It features a 1/4 inch shank width and a neutral geometry for general-purpose machining tasks. The tool weighs 0.05 units and arrives in new condition.

Suited For Lathe Operators

Machinists and hobbyists performing turning operations on a lathe will find this bit suitable for shaping metal workpieces. Buyers who need indexable inserts or tooling designed for milling machines should look at other product categories.

1/4 Inch Shank Width

The 1/4 inch shank width determines compatibility with your tool holder or quick-change system. Verify that your lathe tooling accepts this specific shank dimension before purchasing.

Highlights

  • Carbide tip holds a sharp edge longer
  • HAWA material resists wear during heavy use
  • Neutral geometry suits multiple cutting directions
  • 1/4 in shank fits standard tool holders
  • Lightweight at .05 lb reduces operator fatigue

Specifications

BrandMicro 100
MaterialHAWA
Weight0.05

Questions about this item

How is the 1/4 in shank secured in a lathe tool holder, and what step prevents slippage?

Clamp the bit squarely on the flat with the holder screws tightened evenly so the carbide tip stays on centre.

When will the carbide tip need replacement during regular turning?

Replace the tip when the edge rounds off or chips, which varies with material and feed rate.

What limits continuous use before the shank overheats?

The small 0.05 lb mass absorbs heat quickly, so pause to let the steel cool during heavy cuts.

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