Osg 3G-OTH-182789 — Compatible Parts & Alternatives

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OSG 235-0040 Plain-Tip Center Drill, Double End, #4, 60°, 2-1/8 in Overall Length, Carbide

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Osg 3G-OTH-182789 — Compatible Parts & Alternatives

Cross-reference match for “235-0040”

OSG 235-0040 Plain-Tip Center Drill, Double End, #4, 60°, 2-1/8 in Overall Length, Carbide

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Osg Plain-tip center drill with double-end design for creating conical starting holes in workpieces. Size #1 with 60° point angle and 1-1/4 in overall length. Carbide construction provides wear resistance for centering in metalworking and machining operations.

Osg This OSG plain-tip center drill is a double-end tool with a #6 size and 60° point angle, made of carbide. It has a 3-inch overall length and is used to create precise conical starting holes in workpieces for lathe turning or milling operations.

Osg This OSG center drill is a plain-tip, double-end tool size #2 with a 60° point angle and 1 7/8 in overall length, made from carbide. It is used to create precise conical starting holes for lathe work or to support workpieces between centers in metalworking and toolroom applications.

Osg This plain-tip center drill is designed for creating precise conical starting holes in workpieces for lathe turning or milling operations. It features a double-end design with a 60° point angle and is made from carbide for extended tool life. The #3 size has a 2-inch overall length.

Osg Plain-tip center drill with double-end design for precision centering operations. Features a 60° angle and 2-3/4 in overall length. Made of carbide. Commonly used to create accurate starting points for drilling, turning, or grinding workpieces.