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14 Jan 10
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anyone have any idea what a tic or tick end drill bit is? They're used for long use stainless steel drilling, and I assume it means they're coated - nickel? titanium coating?
Can't even find out on google.
Can't even find out on google.
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Titanium carbide
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does it not have to do with the shape of the bit end, i.e. if drilling wood/aluminum, very sharp, if drilling concret looks like an arrow head. also, dril bits used for concrete are ussually used with 'percusion' drill, which means the drill makes circular motion, and also up & down (in and out)
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punto is that right? If so cheers for that.
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falkon pass on that. You obviously know more about them than I do.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanium_carbide
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Punto is right, "TiC" is the molecular formula for Titanium Carbide. You could make it any shape, but it's used for machining steel.
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brilliant thanks guys
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