Another way to measure the included angle of a V bit.
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Another way to measure the included angle of a V bit.
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um - only if there is no little flat at the bottom, which there usually is. Has anyone tried:
http://www.amanatool.com/cncroutingdetails/rc-1028.html
They look promising, though the inserts cost a bit. I am particularly interested in avoiding a slightly curved surface w
R.
I have just ordered the 45D, 90D, and the 120D Amana insert cutters. I will give some feedback when I have tried them out.
I have an existing 45D cutter I had made by Titman, the inserts for that are $50 each.
Paul
If you want some precision ground vbits that are absolutely right on then check out
www.centuriontools.com I've seen them manufacture them seen the quality control and those bits are great.
Jack, I am doing mitre joint in 35mm thick material, so need a cutting edge at least 1" long (2 passes - I'd like 1 but...). I have a large braized bit that I've ground the bearing mount off on, but the angle isn't quite right.
I have taken the flat area into account. In this case, the flat area is .010". It's just too small to show up in the drawing.
I've found most V bits don't leave a perfect zero point in the finished piece. Gerber V's do have the extra relief cut at the tip of the bit which results in a near perfect V. I think Onsrud has the same feature.
Does anyone know of a bit manufacturer who offers a 60 degree bit with a full 1" cutting edge?
Joe,
If you are looking 1" cutting edge AMANA do a 60D with 1 1/16" cutting edge and a 29/32" depth of cut. No.RC-1108.
Paul
Joe,
I believe the 1" Onsrud 60° that comes in the ShopBot Bit Kit meets those specs.
-B