Heritage Cutter brings together American cutting-tool brands, supplying end mills and other tools to distributors and manufacturers. Its Weldon line includes a TiCB roughing and finishing end mill developed specifically for titanium alloys, while the broader portfolio spans premium carbide and specialty tooling. The company says its reliability and industry focus have made it a trusted source for generations and operates under Dauphin Precision Tool, LLC.
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The End Mill StoreSince 2008, The End Mill Store has distributed made-in-the-U.S.A. carbide and high-speed steel cutting tools, including HTC Tool Cutter & Manufacturing’s precision end mills. Its Michigan manufacturing partner operates a 120,000-square-foot facility with more than 250 CNC grinders and six in-house PVD coating vessels, while the store carries over 25,000 line items and fills more than 98% of orders the same day. The company is known for pairing broad availability with application-focused tool guidance and direct customer service.
American Cutting EdgeFounded in 1965 as CB Manufacturing and Sales, American Cutting Edge has grown into a Southwestern Ohio manufacturer known for precision industrial cutting tools. The Miamisburg company serves customers worldwide, combining more than six decades of blade-making experience with custom engineering and refurbishment for demanding production work.MIAMISBURG, OH
H3D Tool CorpFounded in Newcomerstown, Ohio, in 1968 as Herco, H3D Tool Corp designs and manufactures custom cutting tools for woodworking and precision metalworking. The Dyer family’s 1993 3-D Diamond Tooling venture and the 2008 merger that created H3D expanded the company into PCD diamond tooling, insert tooling, tool rebuilding and precision-machined components. Today, its Ohio and North Carolina manufacturing locations support custom work from reverse-engineered profiles to specialized cutterheads, including the quick-change Terminus and dynamically balanced HelixHead lines.NEWCOMERSTOWN, OH
WIDIAWIDIA has been part of metalworking history since 1926, when its name—loosely translated from the German phrase “Wie Diamant,” or “like diamond”—was first registered. Today, the Kennametal brand supplies durable metal-cutting tools and tooling systems to machinists in general engineering and specialized industries such as aerospace and transportation, backed by a global distributor network and technical support.LATROBE, PA