Indexable drills have no drill point. The need for ________ is generally unnecessary in normal cutting conditions.

Brazed tip, replaceable tip, and solid carbide drills can be purchased without through coolant capabilities.

Carbide drills generally run at higher speeds and feeds than high speed steel drills; therefore, it's important that the machinist pay close attention to _______________.

If the need for center drilling arises, because of longer tooling it's important to _____________.

Cutting speed and cutting feed information is located in technical manuals and on websites. Learning how to access this information is necessary to use tools effectively.

The proper combination of coolant supply and coolant pressure is critical to the performance and efficiency of solid and indexable carbide drills.

High pressure coolant systems provide cooler cutting edges and better flushing, which results in the ability to run _______________.

When drilling with a pointed carbide drill into a tapered surface, it is best to _____________.

When using indexable drills in a lathe, the drill can also be used as a turning tool and a boring tool when oriented properly.