Micro 100
Micro 100 RSC-125-23 Engraving Tool 3/8" Carbide
A 3/8 inch carbide engraving tool with a 60 degree double angle and .004 inch tip radius
- 60-degree double tip cuts clean V-grooves in hard materials
- 3/8 inch length of cut handles deep engraving passes
- Solid carbide construction resists wear on abrasive workpieces
- Uncoated surface keeps edges sharp for fine detail work
- Micro 100 brand trusted by machinists for precision tooling
Micro 100 RSC-125-23 Engraving Tool
The Micro 100 RSC-125-23 is a carbide engraving tool designed for precision marking tasks. It features a double-ended design with a 60-degree included angle and an uncoated finish. The length of cut measures 3/8 inch. This accessory suits machinists and fabricators needing fine detail work in metal or plastic.
Suited for detailed engraving and light profiling
This tool fits operators who require a sharp, uncoated carbide point for hand-fed or CNC engraving at a 60-degree angle. It is not intended for heavy material removal, high-feed milling, or applications needing coated tooling for abrasive alloys. Buyers needing larger diameters or different point angles should look elsewhere.
Uncoated carbide with double-ended utility
The uncoated carbide substrate provides a keen edge for clean lines in softer materials without coating buildup. The double-ended configuration effectively offers two cutting points per tool, extending usable life between replacements. No additional coatings, holders, or software are included with this single-piece accessory.
Highlights
- 60-degree double tip cuts clean V-grooves in hard materials
- 3/8 inch length of cut handles deep engraving passes
- Solid carbide construction resists wear on abrasive workpieces
- Uncoated surface keeps edges sharp for fine detail work
- Micro 100 brand trusted by machinists for precision tooling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 3/8 inch length of cut on this Micro 100 engraver fit the tool holder on my CNC machine?
The tool has a 3/8 inch length of cut; verify your machine's holder accepts that dimension before use.
Can the 60-degree double-ended carbide tip on this engraver work with the same feed rates I use for high-speed steel tools?
Carbide typically allows higher speeds than high-speed steel; adjust feed and speed based on your material and the 60-degree geometry.
How do I confirm the .004 inch tip radius on this uncoated carbide engraver is producing the correct groove width?
Measure the finished groove with a calibrated microscope or comparator; it should match the .004 inch radius specification.
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