Carbide Processors, Woodworking Tools

Buy Carbide Braze Alloy or Carbide Brazing Services  While we no longer offer brazing services our founder, Tom Walz, was an innovator in the industry and has c ...

Method #1 is the most common. Method #2 is easiest, cheapest, most reliable and generally works best.  Method #3 can give a little advantage but that is rarely needed in this kind of an applicat ...

Weldable tungsten carbide is generally used to mean the joining of tungsten carbide to steel without the use of braze alloy.  Welding tungsten carbide may or may not be true welding.  This ...

//   Tungsten Carbide and Advanced Grades   This information is taken from two of our books: Building Superior Brazed Tools and Braze Failure Analysis   ...

From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools  Buy the Book  There is no comprehensive comparison of tungsten carbide between and among tungsten carbide suppliers.  A big part of the p ...

Cross Referencing Carbide by Grade   From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools   Buy the Book Cross Referencing Carbide by Grade is like comparing burgers from Wendy’s ...

Quality Carbide Is Important  From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools    Buy the Book Using good carbide is like using thin kerf saw blades.  The differences are ...

Carbide Wear From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools    Buy the Book   Typically people think that carbide is worn away.  There are other considerations that are ...

Welding Tungsten Carbide  From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools  Buy the Book  Weldable tungsten carbide is generally used to mean the joining of tungsten carbide to steel wit ...

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From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools     Buy the Book  The following is a list of Tungsten Carbide Properties.  Different Grades of Tungsten Carbide will differ in S ...

From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools   Buy the Book   Graph shows that the ECP surface treatment doubled joint strength on the average and dramatically increased process re ...

Considerations In Tungsten Carbide Selection From the book Building Superior Brazed Tools    Buy the Book   Refer to our Carbide Material Index for more information on Carb ...

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Why Cobalt is the Prefered Binder Although nickel and various alloys are used in modern grades, cobalt is still most common.  There are several criteria which govern the performance of a binde ...

Tungsten carbide shapes are made from a powder which is typically tungsten, carbon, cobalt and wax to bind it all together.  Carbide shapes are made three ways; pressing in a die, ”whitt ...

The grinding of carbide tools is actually an extrusion process.  Little chunks of the tungsten carbide and the cobalt binder are pulled from the carbide tool tip.  These chunks form sludge ...

What follows is based on U.S, and Canadian laws. Individual states, provinces, cities, etc. may have their own regulations. We believe that this information will apply in 98% of all cases but we cann ...

There are numerous large books written on carbide, but we intend to discuss those things that should be the most important to you. The carbide industry manufactures several hundred grades of sintere ...

Why Special Carbide Shapes Are Expensive Ordinarily tungsten carbide shapes are made by pressing powder in a die. Once you get the die built you can process a lot of parts pretty cheaply. If you do ...