Assortment of Inserts, Endmill, and Reamer

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These all ship free first class mail package. Payment via Paypal, cash, or check. In person transaction can happen in north metro Boston. The inserts all came from a 16 drawer Lista I picked up that was "empty" but had inserts stuck in every nook and cranny. Prices are based on Ebay sold prices, discounted for fees plus a bit extra, while filtering out obvious knockoffs.


#1 2 packs of 10 available, sealed $50 each



#2 1 pack of 10, not sealed, but no apparent use $75


#3 I haven't ID'd these, .5" square, 928 grade. All unused except the bottom right has a corner gone and the bottom left has one used corner. $35


#4 Really random assortment. All unused except the square inserts and the on diamond in the case. Screws included. $35


#5 SGS/Keyocera 39175 1 4 Flute Carbide Square End General Purpose End Mill, Titanium Nitride Coating, 1" Cutting Diameter, 1-1/2" Cutting Length, 1" Shank Diameter, 4" Length, New, will ship priority mail. $75


#6 Yankee 24mm straight flute reamer, appears that it may have been used, but certainly sharp still. Will ship priority mail. $35

 

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#3 I haven't ID'd these, .5" square, 928 grade.

SEKH....AF probably. Milling inserts with 45 degree chamfer. Usually in mill heads with 45 degree shoulder angle, where the chamfer acts as a wiper. Less often in mill heads with 90 degree shoulder angle, where the chamfer cuts a fillet.

Hmmm, looks like Iscar puts holes (normally ...H) in their SEKN inserts, and don't currently offer SEKH. And IC928 is an Iscar grade, so probably these are Iscar SEKN1203AFTN or SEKR1203AFN-76, and the -76 chipbreaker looks like your photo. So I'd bet a nickel these are SEKR1203AFN-76 or a very, very similar member of that family.

 

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So I'd bet a nickel these are SEKR1203AFN-76 or a very, very similar member of that family.

Thanks for the additional info. I'm not a machinist and generally get to leave the details of specific insert selection to the pros.

The real challenge game would be ID'ing everything in the assortment photo. I think there are 49 inserts and 38 different types. Not a homework assignment unless someone has an odd hobby of ID'ing random inserts. Hopefully someone will spot something useful. Feel free to request something or make an offer.