Micro 100
Micro 100 LC-500080 Brazed Tool Bit LC Left Hand hand tool
Carbide-tipped left-hand brazed tool bit for single-point machining operations
- Carbide construction resists wear during heavy cuts
- Left-hand geometry suits reverse-spindle operations
- 1/2 in shank fits standard tool holders
- 6 in overall length provides extended reach
- Micro 100 quality ensures consistent machining performance
Micro 100 LC-500080 Brazed Tool Bit
The Micro 100 LC-500080 is a single-point brazed tool bit manufactured from carbide with a zinc component. It features a left-hand orientation and a shank width of one-half inch. This cutting tool is designed for machining operations requiring a left-hand cutting geometry.
Suited for machinists needing a left-hand carbide
This tool bit suits machinists and metalworking professionals who require a left-hand cutting orientation for specific lathe operations. It is not intended for buyers who need right-hand cutting tools or those seeking indexable insert tooling systems. Users requiring different shank dimensions or tool geometries should look at alternative options.
Verify lathe compatibility and tool holder fit
Before ordering, confirm that your lathe setup accommodates a left-hand tool bit with a one-half inch shank width. Check that your tool holder or tool post can securely clamp this shank size. Ensure the carbide material is appropriate for the specific workpiece materials you intend to machine.
Highlights
- Carbide construction resists wear during heavy cuts
- Left-hand geometry suits reverse-spindle operations
- 1/2 in shank fits standard tool holders
- 6 in overall length provides extended reach
- Micro 100 quality ensures consistent machining performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will this left-hand carbide bit fit the tool post on my lathe?
The bit is a single-point LC style with a 1/2 in. shank width; verify your tool post accepts that shank size and left-hand orientation before mounting.
Can I use this brazed carbide tip alongside high-speed steel tools in the same setup?
Yes, the carbide tip can run at higher surface speeds than HSS, so adjust feed and speed for each tool independently when they share a turret or quick-change holder.
How do I confirm the bit is cutting correctly after installation?
Look for a continuous, tightly curled chip and a smooth finish without chatter; the left-hand geometry should pull the chip away from the workpiece on a standard lathe rotation.
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