Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A metal plate placed at the front of the bit of a carpenters' plane, to bend up the chip and prevent the splitting of the board.
- noun In a matching-machine, a piece fastened to the side cutter-head frame, to break off the chips and thus prevent the edge of the board from splitting.
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This diverse range of inserts, with or without chip-breaker, enables customers to machine anything from soft materials through to mild and stainless steel.
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This diverse range of inserts, with or without chip-breaker, enables customers to machine anything from soft materials through to mild and stainless steel.
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The inserts are offered in two chip-breaker geometries, tailored to finishing or general-purpose machining, and three PCD grades in many common shapes.
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The UP geometry is designed for medium machining and finishing and also features a chip-breaker design with the optimised size and spacing of the chip-breaking element for improved performance, according to the company.
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The UP geometry is designed for medium machining and finishing and also features a chip-breaker design with the optimised size and spacing of the chip-breaking element for improved performance, according to the company.
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The inserts are offered in two chip-breaker geometries, tailored to finishing or general-purpose machining, and three PCD grades in many common shapes.
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The UP geometry is designed for medium machining and finishing and also features a chip-breaker design with the optimised size and spacing of the chip-breaking element for improved performance, according to the company.
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Application-specific chip-breaker geometries provide a significant advance in cutting performance compared with conventional plain ground inserts.
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The inserts are offered in two chip-breaker geometries, tailored to finishing or general-purpose machining, and three PCD grades in many common shapes.
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The UP geometry is designed for medium machining and finishing and also features a chip-breaker design with the optimised size and spacing of the chip-breaking element for improved performance, according to the company.
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