Rough Boring Tools

Rough boring tools are cutting tools used in machining operations to quickly remove material from a workpiece in order to create holes or bores with larger diameters. Unlike fine boring tools that focus on precision and surface finish, rough boring tools are designed for efficient material removal during the initial stages of the boring process.

Here are some key features and aspects of rough boring tools:

High Material Removal Rate: Rough boring tools are optimized for rapid material removal. They feature aggressive cutting geometries and higher feed rates to quickly excavate material from the workpiece.

Stability and Durability: Rough boring tools are designed to withstand the higher cutting forces generated during aggressive material removal. They often have a more robust construction compared to fine boring tools to ensure stability and prevent tool deflection.

Coarse Cutting Edges: Rough boring tools typically have larger and more aggressive cutting edges designed to take heavy cuts and efficiently clear chips from the bore.