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If it's Manufactured, We'll Have it, or Manufacture it for you! Custom and Standard Quality American Manufactured Tooling, for all Applications Large or Small. Specialists for Specific Needs and Tooling.
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HSS Twist Drills (m-1,m-2,m-7) all metal working Tooling Micro, Metric, Fractional, number, letter tapered, extra long, over sized, All Metal Working Tooling and custom needs
Cobalt/Carbide Drills and Tooling. micro, Letter, Number, Fractional, Metric, specials Reamers
Core Drills, Counter Sinks custom needs
Fiberglass, Plastics
Pneumatic Hydraulic Electric Drills
Masonry Drills Chisels' sds, spline, A & B taper, extra long custom designed
Concrete
Asphalt Drills SDS, A&B Taper, Spline, Standard, Ratio. custom designed
Diamond Cores
wet & dry saw blades core rigs
Hurricane Anchor Drills
Fusebar Reamers
Wood Working
Drills -Tooling step drills plexi point counter bore plug cutter
Tenon cutters Brad Points
Diamond Drill Bits Glass Porcelain Ceramic Cores- Drills -router-jig-finishing Tooling
Diamond Tooling
Carbon Composite Stone Cutting Tooling micro, core, router, pads, disks, cnc, pcd, plated, brazed, metal bond routers finger bits, drums.
Wood Augers Treated Timbers
sea walls log home const glulam epee, Brazilian Wood bridge construction.
Timber Drills
Counter Bores Counter Sinks utility poles Fiberglass poles R/R ties wood core special mfg needs
Shipping InformationHigh Speed Steel & Cobalt Drill
Special Pricing
Maintenance Welding
Alloyed. Cast Iron, Aluminum, Steel Brass, High Strength
Fractional-Decimal Convergence Chart
Drill Feed and Speed Chart
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Carbide drills, Cobalt drills, end mills, counter bores. Carbide taps, reamers, dies, Cobalt twist drills, drill bit, carbide drill bits, small diameter cobalt drill bits, High Speed drill bits, carbide router bits, Manufacturer/Distributor. Custom made tooling to order.
For any problems or engineering needs, call us to resolve or aid with your issues. Qualified Engineers are always on staff to help. Taps, Dies, End Mills, Slitters, Reamers, and more! Micro sizes from .002, CNC tooling, Decimal, specialized Coatings, Custom designed carbide tooling, Aircraft drills, Step Drills, Threaded Shank drills, Carbide Cutting tools for all materials.
Over 31 Years of manufacturing and distributing quality Carbide Drills and other tooling.
 NO ONE KNOWS CARBIDE and COBALT CUTTING TOOLS MORE THAN WE DO!
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If It's Manufactured, We'll Have it, Or custom Manufacture it For You! Phone: 407-478-2487 (USA) Fax: 407-678-7414 If it's one or more, Call or E-mail us for price and delivery. Or, go to our live chat for information.
You Must call or E mail us for price and delivery. We do have all sizes standard and non standard. Our pricing is below allowable published pricing therefore you must call or write.
below is a sampling of standard carbide tooling we manufacture/distribute.
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Carbide micro* metric* number* Letter Fractional * wire * decimal * Special custom lengths and diameters all manufactured to your needs!
*Carbide & Cobalt* * All hard to find cutting tools*
Carbide & Cobalt cutting tools We'll have the tools! If you don't see it Just call or write.
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Carbide & Cobalt Drills Jobber, taper, mechanic's screw machine, MT. fractional, decimal, letter, metric.
 from .002 to 5" Reduced shank 135°,120° ,125° ,140° . solid carbide, cobalt, carbide tip

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Parabolic Flute Carbide & Cobalt Drills

Carbide Die Bits (For hardened steels)
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NC & CNC Spotting drills Carbide & Cobalt
 Index-able Fly Cutters

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Cap Screw Counter Bores Carbide & Cobalt
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TIN, TICAIN, TiAIN-SN2,TIALXN,TIB2,AITiN ,PCD, PCD, coated Carbide & Cobalt All tooling, diameters and lengths
 Dove Tail Cutters Carbide & Cobalt
 Index able Routers Carbide & Cobalt
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Extension & extra long Bits Carbide & Cobalt Aircraft bits 6"to 72" All Diameters

Left Handed drill bits 3/64" to 1-1/4" letter, number & fractional
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Stub length drill bits Carbide & Cobalt
 Threaded shank drills Carbide & Cobalt 1/4-28 & 7/16-14 All sizes. cobalt, brad point, standard.

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All Morse Taper bits Notched point, Carbide & Cobalt
 Oil hole Through lubricant drills Standard shank & Morse taper

Concave cutter heads
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Slitting and side cut, Saw Mills Carbide & Cobalt
 
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3 & 4 Flute Core Drills Carbide & Cobalt
 Pipe Reamers
 Pin Reamers
 Finishing reamers
 Shell reamers
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Corner Rounding End Mills Carbide & Cobalt
 Shell Mills
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Aircraft router bits


Combo Drill/Countersink
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End Mills Carbide & Cobalt All styles and configurations All Coatings
 Extra long, roughing, double ended. ball nose, end cut, 2,3,4,6, flute All coatings and special manufactured
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Taper, Kar, Bridge, aligning & Strait Hand Reamers Carbide & Cobalt
 Adjustable Hand & Expansion Reamers
 Hog Nose Reamers

single, three, & four flute countersinks& center reamers
Turning tools All styles carbide & diamond
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Drill Sets- Drill index's, Tap & Drill combo index's metric & standards
 
TAP & DIES
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"Annular" cutters for aggressive cutting 1",2",& 3 " lengths to 4" dia..

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Boring Bars carbide tipped

Fly Cutters

Carbide Insert drills and tooling
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TOOLS FOR COMPOSITES
drive matic Drill & Countersink
 Space matic drill &countersink
 Honeycomb router
 Two Flute Router
 Three Flute Router
 Plus- Fluted ,Diamond Cut Routers, nut plate Drill & Countersinks, Dagger Drills
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© ©For over thirty one years Advantage Drills Inc", has been an industry innovator and leader in design, production, and distribution of carbide tooling. Our basic business principles are to use the highest and best quality materials, the most updated manufacturing technologies and equipment. Acquire the best engineers, and strive to give you the best possible service, both in information and technical support. We assure you of the best Products, Service, and Price available! Advantage Drills Inc.
Carbide drill cutting surfaces are often useful when machining through materials such as carbon steel or stainless steel, as well as in situations where other tools would wear away, such as high-quantity production runs. Most of the time, carbide will leave a better finish on the part, and allow faster machining. Carbide tools can also withstand higher temperatures than standard high speed steel tools. The material is usually tungsten-carbide cobalt, also called "cemented carbide", a metal matrix composite where tungsten carbide particles are the aggregate and metallic cobalt serves as the matrix. The process of combining tungsten carbide with cobalt is referred to as sintering or Hot Isocratic Pressing (HIP). During this process cobalt eventually will be entering the liquid stage and WC grains (>> higher melting point) remain in the solid stage. As a result of this process cobalt is embedding/cementing the WC grains and thereby creates the metal matrix composite with its distinct material properties. The naturally ductile cobalt metal serves to offset the characteristic brittle behavior of the tungsten carbide ceramic, thus raising its toughness and durability. Such parameters of tungsten carbide can be changed significantly within the carbide manufacturers sphere of influence, primarily determined by grain size, cobalt content, donation (e.g. alloy carbides) and carbon content. Machining with carbide drills can be difficult, as carbide is more brittle than other tool materials, making it susceptible to chipping and breaking. To offset this, many manufacturers
sell carbide inserts and matching insert holders. With this setup, the small carbide drill insert is held in place by a larger tool made of a less brittle material (usually steel). This gives the benefit of using carbide without the high cost of making the entire tool out of carbide. Most modern face mills use carbide drill inserts, as well as some lathe tools and end mills. To increase the life of carbide drill tools, they are sometimes coated. Four such coatings are TiN titanium nitride TiC titanium carbide, TIALN (titanium carbide-nitride), and TIALN Titanium Aluminum Nitride. (Newer coatings, known as DLC (Diamond Like Coating) are beginning to surface, enabling the cutting power of diamond without the unwanted chemical reaction between real diamond and iron.) Most coatings generally increase a tool's hardness and/or lubricity. A coating allows the cutting edge of a tool to cleanly pass through the material without having the material gall (stick) to it. The coating also helps to decrease the temperature associated with the cutting process and increase the life of the tool. The coating is usually deposited via thermal Chemical vapor deposition CVD and, for certain applications, with the mechanical Physical vapor deposition" PVD method. However if the deposition is performed at too high temperature, an eta phase of a Co6 W6 C tertiary carbide forms at the interface between the carbide and the cobalt phase, facilitating adhesion failure of the coating. |
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