Custom Tooling

Provide the taper angle, end diameters and working length from the part drawing so the required conical profile can be reviewed.

Mark each step diameter and axial distance on the drawing, including any transition radius or chamfer between stages.

Identify the cutting length and the effective reach separately, with the neck clearance and access restrictions shown on the part drawing.

Mark the required coolant inlet and outlet positions, outlet directions and holder connection so the internal coolant layout can be reviewed.

Specify the chamfer angle and width, plus the adjacent surfaces and clearances that define access to the edge.

Share the complete hole profile and entry and exit conditions, with the dimensions that require a dedicated drill geometry.

Show the slot width and depth together with the head and neck clearance needed to enter and machine the feature.

Provide the full profile with reference datums, radii and tolerances, and identify the features that require inspection.

Specify the drilling and finishing diameters separately, together with the final hole tolerance and axial lengths of each cutting section.