M12X1.75 Thread mill

[ToolMan184]

Any suggestions on M12X1.75 indexable thread mills. Seems no one makes them. Is it better (cost effective) to indexable single point or solid carbide? Need over 1" length of threads. I thought since M12X1.75 was a standard size it would be no issue. Guess I was wrong!!

[K2csq7]

Shoot this guy an email.

jmagee at vargususa dot com

His name is Joe, you can tell him Keith at mazak in CT sent you if you want.

We just hosted a show for all his threadmilling stuff and I did the programming. Nice tools, everything went as planned.

You probably wont be able to get indexable that small....

[cincy k]

Contact Horn USA. http://www.hornusa.com/fileadmin/user_upload/usa/PDF/catalog_milling2013/Milling_-_Chapter_D.pdf

Check out page D3 for the shank.

[crazy^millman]

Keith are you the person I met at CNC last month? If so it was nice to meet you!!

[K2csq7]

Keith are you the person I met at CNC last month? If so it was nice to meet you!!

 

Yes Sir!

Up in the post dev wing, with the crowd of people around bowing down to you! LOL

[Newbeeee™]

+1 on vargus.

Watch horn (and others) talking external now - some makes are generic and just a vee which is ok for commercial but no good for hairyspace as the root rad is not correct.

Keth/Ron - you guys should have been wearing name tags - or a hat with 'crazy' on

[K2csq7]

Keth/Ron - you guys should have been wearing name tags - or a hat with 'crazy' on

We were wearing them, but mine didn't say K2csq7. And Ron didn't need one, he's like Cindy Crawford, everyone just knows!