[snickeri]

Hi,

Got a endmill tool for woodworking that I wanna get more of,
however its quite special and I have no idea what they're called.

Anyone familiar with this one?


http://s7.postimg.org/judcw0i0b/endmill_teeth.jpg

Regards

[ger21]

Hard to see, but maybe a "hogger" or "hogging" bit?

https://www.guhdo.com/hogger-rougher-bits

[snickeri]

Thanks for your answer!

Couldn't find anything on google pictures that really relates to this one under "Hogger" or "Hogging" -
and the link you provided is broken

I've taken a couple of more pictures, hopefully this will clarify abit, its hard to get a really good picture :/

Hope this will help, the tool is so good for what I do

Thanks again
Regards,
Linus

http://s12.postimg.org/gtx6wdi99/endmill_teeth2.jpg
http://s9.postimg.org/bhbzbpy9r/endmill_teeth3.jpg
http://s29.postimg.org/515uysedz/endmill_teeth4.jpg
http://s29.postimg.org/ebhz2bp3r/endmill_teeth5.jpg
http://s22.postimg.org/u722tm4a9/endmill_teeth6.jpg

[ger21]

The link I posted works for me?

Your pictures are too small for me to see anything.

[snickeri]

They are? That's weird, they fill up my whole screen when I open them.

And yea, I even googled half of the URL, found it there and still couldn't enter the site

thanks for your trouble tho, really appriciate it.

Regards,
Linus

[ger21]

Your pics are 180x102 pixels.

[victorofga]

Gerry

what you posted they are from 5/8 to 1 inch dia

what he posted that approximately 2-2.5 in dia.. also, in the picture he posted that head more bit has..

[ger21]

what he posted that approximately 2-2.5 in dia..

It looks like 1"-1-1/4" to me. Looks like it's in an ER32 collet.

What I posted is not the exact same thing, but appears to be similar from what I can see from his small images.

[victorofga]

I just tried to pointing differences.. hard to see the picture..

[snickeri]

argh, I dont know why the images appear so small for you guys, they're huge for me.
taken with a 22mpxl camera and size is 3mb, shouldnt be that small :|
I'll try another upload place then.

To clarify: its not the holding part I'm after, its the milling tool, there are "teeth" on it
that are soldered to the shank, not the types you can remove/replace.

not sure what else I can mention about this, english is not my first language so
its abit hard to explain.

total length of the tool needs to be atleast 200mm, working space preferably around 100mm,
and all I can remember from the guy who provided this one for me, is that this one is made in italy.
Spent like 8h yesterday looking for it without success

Hopefully imgur treats the pictures better

Thanks alot for your answers guys!

Best regards,
Linus

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[ger21]

A tool that size is a very specialized tool. You need to look at the very large industrial cutting tool manufacturers. These are not common items. You might want to ask your machine salesman.
It might be a custom made tool?

Check with companies like Leitz or Guhdo and see if they have something similar to what you're looking for.

[snickeri]

its that bad huh?
were hoping to find someone that massproduce these, otherwise I'm guessing the price will be shooting through the roof.

Thanks alot for the help btw, truly appriciated!

Regards,
Linus

[victorofga]

no

that is not bad... that tool I could imagine made by omas, an Italian manuf... they are producing tools for window door making centers..
possible it is on the net, it just need to find the proper ""keyword""

your picture shows the inserts are mounted tangentially and working like a plaher head

Gerry posted link, that working as inserts are mounted ""diagonally""

im also too low on English.. hopefully I could explain it..

heres a catalog page from omas

[victorofga]

ROUGHING MULTICUTTING INSERT SHANK CUTTER, N? 4 DIVISIONS WITH KNIVES 12X12X1,5 ON SHANK ? 20X50

another one :-)

for this large type tooling, you need to looking for window doormaking tools..
some machine cuts trough the 3 inches solid wood in one pass.. so those centers using larger tools..

[snickeri]

Thank you Victorofga, sent them a message aswell!
Hopefully one of these that you guys provided me
got / can manufacture what I need

Thanks a ton!

Regards,
Linus