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What Is Deburring?   Deburring is the process of removing small imperfections on a part known as burrs, such as tiny, raised, or sharp edges left behind after cutting, drilling, stamping, grinding, or machining. Even though burrs are often small, they can create big problems if they aren’t removed.       By using deburring tools such as blades, brushes, files, countersinks, abrasive wheels, and specialty scrapers, operators can create smooth, safe, precise edges on a wide var

When it comes to CNC machining, “feeds and speeds” aren’t just technical terms; they’re core elements that determine your machine’s...

In the world of CNC machining, accuracy is everything. Whether you're drilling hundreds of parts or producing a one-off prototype,...

In CNC machining, band saws are primarily used for cutting raw materials into manageable sizes before they undergo further processing....

From aerospace components to heavy equipment manufacturing, coated abrasives are a cornerstone of material finishing and surface...

In any metalworking operation, precision , stability , and efficiency are essential. At the heart of achieving these qualities lies the...

A buying guide on how to choose the right carbide insert for metalworking

When it comes to reliable tooling, few products are as instantly recognizable – or as crucial – as the drill.

In our previous blog , we explored the five core principles of lean manufacturing and how they drive efficiency by focusing on value...

We’re excited to announce that Butler Bros is gearing up to attend the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS ) in Chicago...