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Cleveland C39577 Square End Mill .1875 in .5 in Cut Length
High-speed steel square end mill with 0.1875 inch diameter and 0.5 inch cut length
- TypeCutting Tools
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during milling
- 3-flute center-cutting design clears chips efficiently
- 1875 in diameter suits precise slot work
- 5 in length of cut handles shallow passes
- Weldon flat shank secures firmly in holders
Cleveland C39577 End Mill
The Cleveland C39577 is a 3-flute high-speed steel square end mill with a .1875 in milling diameter and .5 in length of cut. It features a Weldon flat on a 3/8 in shank and an overall length of 3 1/4 in. The uncoated, center-cutting design suits general-purpose milling in a variety of materials.
Machinists needing a double-ended cutter
This tool suits machinists who need a versatile square end mill for slotting, profiling and plunge cuts in steel, aluminium or plastics. The double-ended configuration provides two cutting ends per holder. Buyers requiring coated tools for high-temperature alloys or those needing longer reach for deep cavities should look at alternative geometries.
Fits standard 3/8 in tool holders
The Weldon flat shank secures directly in standard 3/8 in end-mill holders or collets without additional bushings. Its 3 1/4 in overall length keeps the assembly compact inside the machine envelope, freeing spindle clearance for workpiece access or fixture hardware. The uncoated surface allows easy resharpening on standard tool grinders.
Highlights
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during milling
- 3-flute center-cutting design clears chips efficiently
- 1875 in diameter suits precise slot work
- 5 in length of cut handles shallow passes
- Weldon flat shank secures firmly in holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
What size collet or end-mill holder do I need for the 3/8 in shank on this C39577 mill?
Use a 3/8 in collet or a Weldon-flat end-mill holder that matches the 3/8 in shank diameter.
Will this 3-flute HSS cutter work in my older manual knee mill that only takes 1/2 in shank tools?
No, the shank is 3/8 in so it will not fit a 1/2 in tool holder without an adapter.
How can I confirm the .1875 in milling diameter is cutting to the full .5 in length of cut?
Measure the flute engagement on the workpiece; it should show a clean square corner at the full .5 in depth.
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