Cutting Tools Outlet Guides

A rough hole may come from a dull edge, vibration, poor chip evacuation or an unsuitable geometry.

Jamming can result from misalignment, oversized rebar, a damaged cutter or packed debris.

The wrong shank, worn edge, shallow angle or unsuitable hammer setting can reduce scraping performance.

Lathe chatter is affected by tool height, overhang, workholding, geometry and cutting conditions.

Tooth breakage can result from impact, wrong blade application, loose workholding or excessive feed.

Burning indicates excessive friction, a dull or incorrect blade, poor feed or an unstable workpiece.

Chipping comes from impact, excessive pressure, poor cooling, vibration or a worn tile bit.

Locking problems are often caused by contamination, worn grooves, the wrong shank or a damaged chuck.

Slow drilling can come from a worn tip, wrong hammer mode, excessive dust or a bit that does not suit the material.

A left-hand drill may create the pilot without releasing the fastener when corrosion, preload or poor centering remains.