BB Flat Drill 180 CNC Drilling Tool Inclined Surface Hole Making Coated Solid Carbide for Metal Steel Iron 0.5mm-10.7mm

Capable of handling a variety of machining conditions such as counterbores, angled surfaces, and cross holes.

Angled Machining
Curved Through-Hole Machining
Special Position Counterbore Machining
Counterbore Machining
Exit surface Machining
Exit Bevel Machining
Thin Plate Through- Hole Machining
Curved Counterbore Machining
Cross-Hole Machining
Pilot Hole Machining
Correcting Off-Center Holes
Semi-Hole Machining

The Cutting Edge is Sharp and Wear-Resistant

The cutting edge is smooth and burr-free, capable of directly roughing to finishing machining of 65-degree heat-treated materials, reducing tool change frequency, improving machine utilization, and saving production time

Ultra-fine Particle Tungsten Carbide Substrate

The ultra-fine particle tungsten carbide substrate possesses high wear resistance and strength, making it suitable for high-hardness high-speed cutting applications

High-Hardness Nano Coating

The nano coating possesses excellent properties of wear resistance, fatigue resistance, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature resistance

Fast Drilling Stable and Anti-Vibration

Wear-resistant and durable, providing a strong guarantee for the service life of the drill bit

Straight Shank Design for Precise use

The tail has an anti-slip design, ensuring a tighter grip on the chuck without slipping

The Differences in Use Between Flat Bottom Drills/ Conventional Drill Bits/and End Mills

Cutting Tools：
Hole Bottom Shape
Flat-Bottomed Drilling
non-flat-Bottomed Drilling
Lateral Feed

Wave-Crescent Flat Bottom Drill：
Convex (180°) 、Basic Flat Bottom (Concave)
Universal Drill Bit A Feed of About 1/2
Highly Suitable (Suggested Within 3D)
Not Available

Conventional Drill Bit：
Convex (140°)、 (concave)
Highly Suitable
Not Available (May Break)

End Mill：
Convex (2-3° Medium low)、(convex)、Not Used for Bottom Hole Machining
General
Highly Suitable

Machining Finish Comparison High Finish Comparison

The Machining Finish is Twice That of a Conventional Drill Bit
Wave-Crescent Flat Bottom Drill
Conventional Drill Bit
Exit Side Burrs

Flat Bottom Drill Bit

A flat bottom drill bit is a tool used for drilling holes, characterized by a flat bottom, which provides better positioning and stability during drilling. Flat bottom drill bits are commonly used in metalworking, woodworking, and plastic processing industries, and are suitable for applications that require high-precision hole locations.

Material

Flat bottom drill bits are typically made from carbide materials , to ensure the hardness and wear resistance of the drill bit.

Shape

The cutting edge of the flat bottom drill bit is designed with sharp cutting edges, with a sharp point at the center for centering.

Use

Flat bottom drill bits are suitable for drilling various materials, especially in metalworking where precise hole locations are required. They are often used for creating hinge holes, screw holes, etc.

Usage Method

When using a flat bottom drill bit, it is usually necessary to pre-drill a pilot hole with a center drill to ensure the drill bit can be accurately positioned when starting to drill. The rotational speed and feed rate of the drill bit need to be adjusted according to the material type and drill bit size.

Flat bottom drill bits are commonly used tools in manufacturing and handicraft industries. Correct selection and use of flat bottom drill bits can improve work efficiency and processing precision.