HHIP 2000-6008 P1N Cut-Off Blade

$ 8.89

Score By Feature

Based on 482 ratings

Value for money

9.18

Delivery

9.22

Customer service

9.02

Giftable

8.86

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Product Description

W (In) is the width of the parallel style P1N.

1.25" Height 3.35" Length 1" Depth 1/2" Height 3/4" Length 1" Depth 1" Height

The M2 high speed steel bit is a fine general purpose tool that exhibits exceptional performance on mild steel, alloy steel, and hardened Using this tool bit is one of the best ways to finish your work

Unlike flat blades, parallel blades have a constant width of cutting edge over their length. In some cases, HSS is required

The blade is ground with a chip breaker groove at the top.

Questions & Answers

Where can I find the right tool holder?

In your Google search, please use these words The letter T You will need to cut it The off blades toolholder is in danger of being damaged by a quick change tool holder. I used a type 107 toolholder from AXA but maybe it's not the best? The first time I used a lathe, I was a novice. Thanks for your understanding

What is the difference between both ends being beveled and ?

The only edge that can be cut is the cutting edge

There is an Oxa 3900-II in my possession Do you think this holder will work with 5462?

We have 3900-plus employees An adapter for the 5462 is designed to hold a round boring bar or a square shank of 1/2 inch. We have 3900-plus employees Whether you choose our 5467 with a 4 deg pitch or 3900 with a 3deg pitch Designed to hold a 1/2 inch cutoff blade, the 5468 straight parting blade holder fits perfectly.

The parting blade is held by what type of tool holder?

No. 3900 in our health insurance plan The number is 5914, 3900-5916 A spreadsheet of 5468 and 3900-style data All 6467 cut off blades can be fitted up to 1/2 inches high. Which of those will you be able to utilize?

Selected User Reviews For HHIP 2000-6008 P1N Cut-Off Blade

There is a simple design change that needs to be made

3/5

My 3 in 1 came with a good cutoff tool and I needed it for it. It did a very good job, but there is only one thing you can add to make it more stable and better In addition, the top edge of the cutter is wider than the bottom edge, so when you secure it into the tool holder the bottom edge pushes slightly inward. This will result in some rubbing against the material, depending on how deep you cut. If I had used the right tool holder, I doubt that this would have been an issue, but I did not. In the end, I milled a tiny piece of brass close to the bottom of the cutter that would keep it oriented.

Emmanuel Bautista

| Jun 18, 2021

The price is well worth it! The parting tool is my first use in machining, and this is my first experience using the My parents cautioned me to wait until I had "got my feet wet" before trying to part with them

5/5

Furthermore, I was advised to "stay away from the cheap tools until after you break a few high price tags". Well, I have gotten my feet wet, but I have taken advantage of the lower cost unit right away. Thank you very much for making the decision for me. Setting up your part is as important as anything else. I'm afraid not. You can get excellent results with this tool if you set up correctly and watch your feed and speed! It was obvious that I knew what I was doing from the very first moment. This tool did not let go of the material, nor did it attempt to walk up and down it. Moreover, I should mention that I also use a Precision Matthews, 1440BV lathe, with which I am also very happy. You will definitely get your money's worth!.

Hunter Powell

| Sep 14, 2020

The system works well

5/5

A 7x14 mini lathe is what I am currently using to turn softer metals (brass, bronze, aluminum), so ordinary high speed steel (HSS) tools have been working for me as well. However, I had a project recently where I had to turn a rather hard shaft, and this was not a job that the HSS could handle. This 8% cobalt steel cutoff blade seemed to be a safe bet. I worked fine with this one. I made sure it was aligned correctly, lubricated it, and it cut through the hard steel shaft with ease. Several cuts were made, and the edge of the blade remained intact. The product is good.

Moises Glass

| Jan 22, 2021

It does a very good job

5/5

The tool I'm using is without a doubt the best cut off tool I've used so far. I was able to get the magnets straight in the holders, so the clearance angles worked great. I had no problem with jamming the chips. Using a start-stop technique, I was able to break the chips quickly and effectively, cutting the mild steel like butter, leaving a thin almost facetted surface in its wake. It can be used for a variety of.

Charley Merritt

| Aug 24, 2021

This works now without a problem

5/5

It was necessary for me to rewrite We sharpened the cutter. The angle was off just enough so that it would not cut a straight line, now it works great on aluminum bars, The 7035 1/8 x 11/16 x 5 Inch 8% Cobalt P3 parallel type is a cut to size. just received Steel, so I have not been given the opportunity to review it yet. As soon as I do, I will update my The 02. The year 2021 is expected to be the most prosperous Ok, been using this for over a year now, and it has proven to work great on any parts I have made. I have made brass bushings and steel spacers, and I use lots of lube, and I have not had to re-lube anything. To date, the sharpening system has proven well worth the cost.

Delaney Gutierrez

| Oct 17, 2020

I've tested it with a variety of metals so far and it seems to have worked well

4/5

My basic needs for cutting metals are being met with this cutter - I've been using it for a few weeks now The majority are stainless steel and brass, but some harder alloy steels (A2) are also used. I am happy with the way it performs I have hardly touched up the edge since I bought it, and it cuts well with oil as well. This is an easy to use Since I have plenty of material to work with, I may try cutting a little chip breaker into the edge to see how that goes. Overall, I am much happier with this blade than I was with.

Clayton Bender

| Jun 03, 2021

It is too early to start working

3/5

It is your expectation that any cutting tool you purchase will be ready to work as soon as you purchase it. Not at all. The odds are not in their favor. This product requires full shaping / sharpening before it can be used. Due to the fact that this thing needs more work to get into good cutting shape, I prefer the old blade.

Nolan Cohen

| Feb 06, 2021

It's very good

4/5

I would order again. Excellent for the price. I had to regrind the cutting edge and it can be done I treat it like HSS and don't let it get too hot, despite the words Cobalt on it. I am very pleased with how it is holding up.