🚀 Pushing the Limits of Tooling Performance When you truly understand the relationship between tool geometry, feeds, speeds, and material behaviour, you start to see where modern tooling can take you. Take the @Kennametal HARVI I TE for example: • Ø12mm endmill • 18mm depth of cut • 11.45mm radial engagement • 2653 RPM (100 VC) • 1061 mm/min feed • Material: D2 tool steel What’s remarkable here isn’t just the numbers, it’s the consistency. This tool didn’t survive one aggressive pass; it repeat

"Sometimes the extra work is worth it. Although it's just a piece of tooling for a job that may never come back, it's good knowing that whatever is wrong, is everything except the fixture. Definitely, one less thing to worry about. Made my day, hopefully, it will make yours. This is an A2 tool steel with the resolution on the dial being .00005" half a "tenth"" Credit: IG User tungstencarbide1 | Practical Machinist

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