|
Factory Tooling Solutions is excited to announce our return to the Wichita Industrial Trade Show 2025 (WITS), taking place October 21–23, 2025 at the Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center in Wichita, Kansas. As one of the largest regional manufacturing and machining trade shows in the Midwest, WITS 2025 brings together professionals from across the industrial, aerospace, agricultural, and energy sectors to explore the latest in machine tools, precision tooling, automation, workholding, and metalworking technology.
Held every other year since 1974, the Wichita Tool Show has built a strong reputation as a must-attend event for manufacturers, engineers, and industry leaders throughout Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and surrounding states. Factory Tooling Solutions will be showcasing product innovations from all 19 of our world-class principals, giving attendees a hands-on look at the cutting tools, toolholding systems, workholding, and metalworking fluids that drive manufacturing efficiency and precision. Our booth will feature a wide-ranging display of tooling innovations and solutions from all of the world-class principals we represent. This is a great opportunity to get hands-on with the latest products featured on our website and speak directly with the FTS team about your application challenges. Explore the Full Factory Tooling Solutions Lineup You’ll find product samples and technical displays from across our lineup, including:
See What’s New – and What’s Next If you’re looking to stay competitive in precision manufacturing, you won’t want to miss this event. Our team will be on-hand to guide you through tooling strategies, help identify cost-saving opportunities, and match your application with the right products. Whether you’re optimizing for cycle time, surface finish, or material removal rates, FTS has the solutions to help you stay ahead. We look forward to seeing you in Wichita this October!
0 Comments
When you're working in the world of small bores, there’s zero room for error—or oversized tools. That’s why Everede’s Small Boring Bars have become a go-to for machinists tackling precision jobs on Swiss machines and compact CNC lathes. These bars are engineered for tight spaces, light cuts, and ultra-accurate results.
Small but Mighty Everede’s small boring bars start at just 0.125" (1/8”) diameter and go up to 0.312", covering a wide range of micro-machining operations. Need to bore a hole barely wider than a matchstick? No problem. Offered in both steel and solid carbide shank options, they’re designed to handle different materials and machining environments.
More Options Than You’d Expect This isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Everede offers a wide range of bar diameters, overhang lengths, and insert styles to fit just about any small-part boring application. From internal profiling to facing and grooving, there’s a configuration for your specific job. Versatile Insert Compatibility: Insert Styles That Work With You The small boring bar line uses industry-standard inserts like CCMT, DCMT, and TPMT, which makes tool replacement easy and inventory more manageable. As an example, bars use common insert styles like TPMT 1.51, 2.52, and 3.52—so you’re not locked into proprietary tooling. That means easier sourcing, less inventory cost, and more flexibility at the spindle. These inserts handle everything from boring and facing to light profiling. Plus, with Everede’s known reliability, you’re getting consistent performance across the board. Why It Matters If you’re running tight-tolerance work in aerospace, medical, or any other high-precision field, your tooling needs to be dead-on. Everede’s small boring bars give you the precision you need, in the style your machines can handle—and your parts demand. You can check out the small boring bar section of the Everede catalog at THIS LINK or get in touch with us and we'll help you find the small boring bar you need. If you’re looking to get into tight spots with precision, power, and no drama, Everede’s lineup of ANSI boring bars might just be your new best friend in the shop. Whether you're working on small holes, deep bores, or heavy-duty roughing, these tools are built to help you dig deep—and do it right. Let’s break it down and see what makes Everede’'s ANSI boring bar selection such a solid choice for machinists who want both versatility and reliability. Boring Bars Built to Go the Distance Everede isn’t messing around. Their ANSI-standard boring bars cover a massive range, from micro to major. Each series is tailored for a specific type of work, but here’s the quick and dirty:
Let’s Talk Inserts – Shapes That Get the Job Done What really brings a boring bar to life? The insert, of course. Everede’s ANSI bars are designed to work with a few go-to insert shapes, and each has its own sweet spot:
Getting the Right Reach – Length-to-Diameter Ratios We all know that going too far without the right support can end in chatter and tool failure. Everede’s got you covered with options that balance reach and rigidity:
Cool Under Pressure – Standard vs. Coolant-Thru Running dry or flood coolant? No problem. But when the chips are flying and the heat’s rising, Everede’s coolant-thru options are worth their weight in productivity. Keeping the insert cool helps extend tool life, improves chip evacuation, and keeps your tolerances tight. Why Everede? Built in the USA and backed by decades of application knowledge, Everede ANSI boring bars are built to last, easy to index, and just plain reliable. Whether you're running a manual lathe, CNC turning center, or tackling aerospace components, there's a boring bar in the lineup that’ll fit your job. Want to learn more? Check out the full catalog here: And when you're ready to spec the right tool for your next job, give a shout out to the team at Factory Tooling Solutions. They’re happy to help you match the bar to the bore, the insert to the material, and the performance to the part. Your browser does not support viewing this document. Click here to download the document. |
ARTICLESOur articles are written to provide you with product overviews, technical details, tips, tricks and smart ways to improve your manufacturing process Archives
September 2025
Categories
All
|
RSS Feed