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Material used for cutters for drilling glasses and ceramics?

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Material used for cutters for drilling glasses and ceramics?

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  1. Steel or hardened steel, you need to shape it in a spear form. Otherwise diamond cutters.


  2. diamond are the only tool material which could cut glass and ceramics.

  3. *Cutting tool inserts are being made with silicon

    carbide whisker reinforced alumina and TiC-Si3N4/Al2O3 because of their high chemical stability and ability to operate at high cutting speeds. In fact, cutting tool speeds have increased by a factor of 100 since the turn of the century because of the development of these new materials.

    *The computer controlled abrasive waterjet will machine complex flat parts out of most materials - including metal, plastic, glass, ceramics and composites.

    *Diamond tipped tools are best.

  4. Diamond is used

  5. masonry and ceramics can be drilled with tungsten carbide bits, either inserts soldered in, or spear shaped. masonry contains sand, so I suppose the same bit could drill glass. don't let the bit's get very hot - the solder will let go.

         I know glass can be sawn with those tungsten carbide rod saws-  spray water to keep the solder cool.

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