Micro 100
Micro 100 RSC-250-230 Engraving Tool 60 Degrees Carbide 1/2 in
Carbide engraving tool with 60-degree angle and 1/2 inch length of cut
- 60-degree angle produces precise V-groove engraving
- Carbide construction resists wear for long tool life
- 1/2 inch length of cut handles deep marking tasks
- 0150 inch tip creates fine detailed lines
- Uncoated surface suits dry machining without coating buildup
Engraving Tool with 1/2 in Cut Length
The Micro 100 RSC-250-230 is a double-ended carbide engraving tool with a 60-degree included angle and a 0.0150 in tip radius. It is designed for precision marking on metal and other hard materials in a workshop or production environment.
Consistent Geometry Under Repeated Use
The solid carbide construction maintains its 60-degree angle and 0.0150 in tip radius over long engraving cycles without the rapid wear seen in high-speed steel alternatives. Uncoated carbide resists built-up edge when cutting softer alloys, keeping line width repeatable across the full 1/2 in length of cut.
Replaces Worn Single-Point Engravers
Shops replacing dulled single-point or high-speed steel engraving tools gain longer intervals between tool changes and more consistent character depth. The jump is worth it when batch sizes make frequent regrinding impractical and when the 60-degree angle matches the existing drawing specification.
Highlights
- 60-degree angle produces precise V-groove engraving
- Carbide construction resists wear for long tool life
- 1/2 inch length of cut handles deep marking tasks
- 0150 inch tip creates fine detailed lines
- Uncoated surface suits dry machining without coating buildup
Specifications
| Brand | MICRO 100 |
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Questions about this item
How loud or hot does the RSC-250-230 get during continuous engraving?
The solid carbide body produces no measurable heat or noise; only the spindle motor and material contact generate sound and temperature rise.
What shank size must my holder accept for this 1/2 in length-of-cut tool?
The shank diameter matches the 1/2 in cut length, so a standard 1/2 in collet or end-mill holder is required.
Will the 60 degree carbide tip work with my older CNC router running at lower RPM?
Yes, the uncoated carbide geometry cuts cleanly at reduced speeds; simply adjust feed to maintain proper chip load.
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