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Cleveland 61074 2-Flute Carbide Square End Mill .75 in
Two-flute carbide square end mill with a 0.75-inch cutting diameter, 3-inch length of cut and 6-inch overall length
- TypeMilling
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- Two-flute design clears chips efficiently in slotting cuts
- .75 inch diameter matches common holder sizes
- 3 inch length of cut handles deep pocket work
- 6 inch overall length provides reach in deep cavities
Cleveland 61074 2-Flute Carbide End Mill
This square end mill is a general-purpose carbide cutting tool for milling operations. It is suited for machinists and maintenance workshops that need a reliable single-end cutter for slotting, profiling and plunge cuts in a range of materials.
Check shank compatibility and machine rigidity
Verify that your tool holder or collet accepts a 3/4 in shank diameter before ordering. Ensure the spindle can accommodate the 6 in overall length and 3 in length of cut without interference. Confirm that your coolant setup matches the non-coolant-through design of this uncoated tool.
Replaces worn or smaller-diameter carbide end mills
Upgrade from a dull cutter of the same geometry to restore cut quality and dimensional accuracy. The jump is worth it when your current tool shows flank wear, chipping or poor surface finish on similar milling tasks. It is not for buyers who need a coated tool for high-heat alloys or a coolant-through design for deep-pocket chip evacuation.
Highlights
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- Two-flute design clears chips efficiently in slotting cuts
- .75 inch diameter matches common holder sizes
- 3 inch length of cut handles deep pocket work
- 6 inch overall length provides reach in deep cavities
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
Does the Cleveland 61074 end mill arrive as a single cutter or in a multi-pack?
The Cleveland 61074 is supplied as one uncoated carbide square end mill with a 0.75 in cutting diameter, 3 in length of cut, 6 in overall length and a 3/4 in straight shank. No extra holders or inserts are included.
When should I choose this 0.75 in diameter over a smaller or larger size?
Select the 0.75 in diameter when your machine and fixture can accommodate a 3/4 in shank and you need the rigidity for deep 3 in cuts in steel or cast iron.
What does the 3 in length of cut mean for actual milling depth?
You can plunge or profile up to 3 in deep in a single pass, provided the 6 in overall length clears the workpiece and your holder grips the 3/4 in shank securely.
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