Why Regrind Tools?
The short answer; it saves you money
Regrinding or sharpening tools can return the cutting tool to its original performance capabilities. The main benefit of regrinding is saving money without sacrificing quality.
The timing of regrind is judged or based by the quality of holes, surface roughness, cutting resistance and the extent of damage to the cutting edge. However, regrinding of severely damaged drills can be more costly and harmful as an end result. It is important therefore to regrind your tool before the cutting edge is totally worn.
- Properly resharpened carbide tools can greatly enhance the value of the tooling investment
- It is crucial that certain techniques for resharpening be used to maximize the tool’s life and productivity
- A resharpening schedule should be developed based on tool life to avoid excessive downtime or catastrophic tool failure
If you think a resharpened end mill is not worth using, then you haven’t tested ours. With our high tolerance CNC tool and cutter grinders, we will meet, and in some cases exceed new tool performance. We stand behind our ability to deliver the highest quality sharpened tools.
- Are you worried about undersized endmills or don’t want to use cutter comp?
- We have a solution. Please click here to get information about our Gold Performance Program.
Gold Performance Reconditioning
Standardizing Reground Tooling
Resharpening Examples
End Mill Example: A new Helical End Mill costs $145. Our resharpening and coating services cost $50 for this tool. The net results is cost savings of more than 50% over the cost of a new tool.
Carbide Drill Example: A Titex 9/16 inch a6489dpp costs $410 new. Sharpening and Balzers Petura coating cost $36.75 for this tool. The net results is cost savings of 90% over the cost of a new tool.