Compare Kennametal solid carbide and modular drilling tools
Use this collection to compare GOdrill solid carbide drills and KenTIP FS modular drilling components. Start with the hole specification and machine setup, then review the exact drill or component material number.
Define the hole and setup
Record diameter, tolerance, depth, workpiece material, entry angle, exit condition and whether the hole is blind or through. Establish how the part is held and whether the machine can supply the coolant required by the selected configuration. These details help distinguish tool selection from a nominal-diameter search.
Choose a complete drill or a modular system deliberately
A solid carbide drill is a different purchase from a modular drill body or replaceable tip. For KenTIP FS, verify the exact interface, supported tip size and required components. Do not assume a tip and body fit because they share a platform name or nominal diameter.
Read depth and coolant information together
Depth ratios such as 3xD and 5xD describe tool configurations; they do not replace the dimensional table or establish a universal drilling cycle. Check cutting depth, overall length, shank and coolant capability for the selected material number, then consult the applicable manufacturer setup guidance.
Frequently asked questions
What information should I send for a drilling quote?
Include the tool or component material number, quantity and required date. For selection assistance, add the hole drawing, workpiece material, depth, tolerance, coolant arrangement and machine or holder details.
Can a family drawing establish an exact body-to-tip pairing?
No. Use verified component references for the selected body and tip. Ask Tech Tool to confirm a pairing when the product information does not establish it.
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