Micro 100
Micro 100 RSCM-080-1 Engraving Tool 12.00mm Carbide
A 12.00 mm carbide engraving tool with a 60-degree included angle for precision marking
- Precise 60° engraving angle for sharp detail
- 00 mm carbide cut length handles deep marks
- Carbide construction resists wear in hard materials
- Uncoated surface suits dry or lubricated cutting
- Metric sizing fits standard collets and holders
Micro 100 Engraving Tool 12 mm
The Micro 100 RSCM-080-1 is a single-flute carbide engraving tool with a 12.00 mm length of cut and a 60-degree included angle. It is supplied uncoated for general-purpose marking and light material removal in CNC or manual setups.
Machinists needing a 60-degree carbide point
This tool suits machinists who need a sharp 60-degree carbide point for engraving letters, numbers or decorative lines. It is not for heavy roughing, deep pocketing or high-feed profiling where a multi-flute end mill would be required.
12 mm cut length and carbide substrate
The 12.00 mm length of cut provides enough reach for shallow engraving passes in metals, plastics or wood. The carbide substrate resists wear on abrasive materials, though the uncoated surface limits tool life in high-speed or high-temperature applications.
Highlights
- Precise 60° engraving angle for sharp detail
- 00 mm carbide cut length handles deep marks
- Carbide construction resists wear in hard materials
- Uncoated surface suits dry or lubricated cutting
- Metric sizing fits standard collets and holders
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank size must my CNC spindle or holder accept to use this 12.00 mm carbide engraving tool?
The tool is a metric 12.00 mm shank engraving cutter, so your spindle collet or tool holder must accommodate a 12 mm shank.
Can I run this 60-degree uncoated carbide engraver in the same collet as my older 6 mm or 8 mm cutters?
No — the 12.00 mm shank requires a 12 mm collet or reducer sleeve; it will not fit 6 mm or 8 mm holders.
How do I verify the 60-degree included angle is cutting correctly after installation?
Inspect the first test cut under magnification; the groove walls should form a clean 60-degree V with no chatter marks on the carbide edge.
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