Andrew Hancock, Author at KYOCERA SGS Precision Tools Group

MA90 carbide insert in action in a CNC milling operations

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New Multi-Functional Milling Series with Tangentially Mounted Inserts

Introducing the MA90 Milling Series featuring 4-edge tangentially mounted inserts, ensuring body rigidity, superior chip evacuation, enhanced tool life, and impeccable surface finishes.

Machine shops lacking productivity with machines sitting idle

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5 Roadblocks That Kill Shop Productivity

In the realm of manufacturing, is subtractive machining with computer-aided design (CNC) a declining industry?

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The Enduring Relevance of CNC Machining

In the realm of manufacturing, is subtractive machining with computer-aided design (CNC) a declining industry?

KAV Boring bar in action in a deep boring application

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KYOCERA Unveils New Groundbreaking Deep Boring Bar Solution

The KAV Boring Bar Series is a revolutionary solution designed to tackle challenging deep-boring tasks with unparalleled efficiency.

KBN010 carbide insert in action turning steel

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Line Expansion: Expanded Hard Turning Insert Offering

Kyocera’s new KBN010 grade expansion is specialized for high-speed finishing. Greater wear resistance and optimal surface finish.

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SGS Reveals Coolant-Through Expansion of Popular 7-Flute End Mill Line

Announcing a large expansion of the popular H-Carb seven-flute high efficiency end mill series with over 400 new coolant-through options.

Additive manufacturing metal 3d printer in action next to 3d prints

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Fear of Fusion: Does 3D Printing Replace CNC?

There is an ongoing debate between CNC Subtractive Manufacturing (CSM) and Additive Manufacturing (AM). Which one wins?

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Table Feed vs Metal Removal Rate

We’ve selected a typical machining scenario and evaluated 3 different 2″ high feed cutters to see which was most productive.

Image of KYOCERA's indexable face grooving tool and insert in action

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Avoid Tool Interference and Part Damage when Face Grooving

Face grooving is not always a straightforward process. Whether you’re machining circular grooves into the face of a workpiece or widening the initial groove; settings and tool selection are imperative.