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Cleveland C60229 4-Flute Carbide Double End 90 Degree Chamfer Tool
A 4-flute carbide double-end chamfer mill with a 90-degree included angle for 3/8 inch milling diameter
- TypeMilling
- 4-flute carbide design increases material removal efficiency
- Double-end construction provides two cutting edges per tool
- 90-degree chamfer angle creates precise bevels and countersinks
- Uncoated carbide suits general-purpose milling applications
- Cleveland brand delivers professional-grade cutting performance
4-Flute Carbide Double-End Chamfer Tool
The Cleveland C60229 is a double-end chamfer mill designed for creating 90-degree bevels on workpiece edges. Its four-flute carbide construction suits machine shops and fabricators who need a durable cutting tool for general-purpose milling tasks.
90-Degree Included Angle
The single specification that determines fit is the 90-degree included angle, which fixes the geometry of every chamfer this tool produces. If a drawing calls for a different angle, this cutter cannot meet the requirement regardless of diameter or flute count.
Uncoated Carbide Under Sustained Load
The uncoated carbide substrate maintains hardness during extended cuts but generates more heat than coated alternatives when run continuously. Operators must manage feed rates and coolant flow to prevent premature flank wear during long production runs.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide design increases material removal efficiency
- Double-end construction provides two cutting edges per tool
- 90-degree chamfer angle creates precise bevels and countersinks
- Uncoated carbide suits general-purpose milling applications
- Cleveland brand delivers professional-grade cutting performance
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What does the 90-degree included angle do when the tool is running in a mill?
The 90-degree included angle cuts a V-shaped chamfer on the workpiece edge, suited for deburring or preparing a bevel for welding.
What shank standard does the C60229 use and what does that limit?
The tool is an inch-dimension carbide chamfer mill, so it fits standard inch collets and holders and cannot be used directly in metric tooling.
What physical clearance does the double-end carbide body need to mount in a holder?
The 3/8 inch milling diameter sets the minimum bore size, and the uncoated carbide body requires a rigid holder to prevent vibration.
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