Engraving Tool 80 Degree – 1/8″ x 1-1/2″
$15.00
- Solid Carbide
- Included angle: 80 degrees
- Side angle: 40 degrees
- Shank Diameter: 1/8″ (3.175mm)
- Tool Length: 1-1/2″ (38mm)
- Made In USA
Solid Carbide 80 degree engraving tool. Remember to choose a tip size. The tip size will determine the line width when it comes into contact with the material you are engraving. Very popular for engraving brass, aluminum, and stainless steel. For example when engraving 1/8″ tall letters use a .010 or .015 tip, but for 1/4″ tall letters use a .020 or .030 tip.
Engrave and mark a wide range of materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, wood, resin, plastics, acrylics and soft metals such as brass and copper.
What are Engraving V-Bits?
V-bits produce a “V” shaped pass and are used for engraving, particularly for making signs.
They come in a range of angles and tip diameter’s. The small angles and tips provided on these V-shaped engraving bits produce narrow cuts and small, delicate engraving of lettering and lines.
| Weight | 0.02 lbs |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bits & Bits |
| Engraving Tip Size | .001 Tip, .002 Tip, .003 Tip, .004 Tip, .005 Tip, .007 Tip, .010 Tip, .012 Tip, .015 Tip, .020 Tip, .025 Tip, .030 Tip, .035 Tip, .040 Tip, .045 Tip, .050 Tip, .055 Tip, .060 Tip, .065 Tip, .070 Tip, .075 Tip, .080 Tip, .085 Tip, .090 Tip, .095 Tip, .100 Tip |
Rick Sked (verified owner) –
I was looking for cutters to engrave some metal name plates. I tried several types from ball ends to end mills but it just wasn’t cutting it so to speak. I read about these on a forum and ordered them to see how they work. I’m very pleased to say they have worked well in aluminum using a single pass and stainless in two passes to be safe. The old saying about you get what you pay for really applies here. I can’t speak for longevity yet as I’ve only done some test cuts to setup the machine but they are working great so far.