Anyone have experience with the Iscar or Micro-100 .375 APKT-1003 indexable mills? The Iscar is .5 body necked down to .375. The Micro-100 mill is .375 body. Micro-100 comes in a set.
How does it cut as compared to larger indexable mills? How is vibration? I am wondering if the insert drags because of the small radius.
Thanks,
mc_n_g
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08-08-2007, 05:31 PM #1
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Iscar .375 indexable mill
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Personally I don't like them. Only 1 tooth
Low production. Try using a solid carbide roughing endmill instead. Garr and Robb Jack make some slick ones. Garr is a bit more reasonably priced. If cost isn't an issue, then try looking at iscar solid carbide tools!!!!
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08-10-2007, 07:46 PM #3
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If you have your heart set on an indexable cutter,, try Seco they have a .375 two flute indexable that works quite well.
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