12mm Square Straight Carbide Cutter Inserts 4 Edges(12mm lengthX12mm widthX1.5mm ) Straight-Gap ,Pack of 10, Designed for Spiral/Helical Planer Cutter Head - DiZiWoods Store





Product description:

The woodworking Straight Square & straight Gap Strong Carbide Insert Knives are provided in pack of 10 commonplace sizes:12X12x1.5mm,with 4-chopping edges, They"re sharpened to a razor edge on 4 sides  It may be rotated to a brand new razor edge as one aspect turns into uninteresting.  Apply for common function wood, chipboard, plywood,MDF/HDF

Dimentions: 12mmX12mmX1.5mm

Sort: Straight Face, 4-edge, Square

Materials: Strong Tungsten carbide K05

Hardness: ninety four.5HRA

Gap sort: Straight gap

Different normal measurement carbide insert avaliable on our amazon store：

carbide inserts for wood working & turning

Radius face spherical edge collection:

 4" face radius spherical edge 15x15x2.5-R150

6" face radius spherical edge 15x15x2.5-R100

 2"face radius spherical edge 15x15x2.5-R50

Straight insert-countersink gap collection:

14x14x2.zero-30* 14.3x14.3x2.5-30* 14.6x14.6x2.5-30* 15x15x2.5-30* 4 edges

carbide inserts for wood turning:

Spherical :12mm dia -2.5mm thick-30*

Spherical :16mm dia-three.0mm thick-30*

Diamond: 28mm X 10mm-30*

We"re the producer of tungsten carbide merchandise, all of the carbide cutter are well inspected earlier than sending to our buyer,Extra totally different sizes carbide inserts are coming quickly! 

Straightforward solution to discover our store:by looking YUFUTOL on Amazon.com, get extra decisions of wood working &turning carbide alternative cutter inserts in our amazon store! Thanks for buying with YUFUTOL.

Made of strong tungsten carbide, offering you a greater expertise and sturdy use
Designed for quite a few spiral/helical planer cutter head system, DIY wood turning instruments
Straightforward to switch your jointers and planers, wonderful accent for wood surfacing planing &turning work.
4 usable sides, and all are of the identical sharpness, improve 4 occasions working life. extensively used for plywood, particle board, hard wood, delicate wood, HDF, MDF.
12mm x 12mm sq. x 1.5mm thick with a 4.10mm diameter gap for mounting and a 35 diploma slicing bevel. .472" x .472" x .059" thick with a .161" dia. mounting gap.









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