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Cleveland C60654 2-Flute Carbide Square End Mill
Carbide square end mill with 0.375 in diameter and 0.875 in length of cut for general-purpose milling
- TypeMilling
- 375 in milling diameter for precise slot widths
- Two-flute carbide design clears chips efficiently in aluminium and plastics
- 875 in length of cut reaches deeper features in a single pass
- 3/8 in shank fits standard collets without adapters
- Uncoated carbide keeps initial cost low for general-purpose work
2-Flute Carbide Square End Mill
This Cleveland C60654 end mill is a general-purpose milling tool made from solid carbide. It features a square end profile with two straight flutes and an uncoated finish. The cutter has a 0.375 inch milling diameter and a matching 3/8 inch shank diameter. It is designed for standard milling operations in a variety of materials.
Suited for general-purpose milling tasks
Machinists needing a square-end cutter for slotting, profiling or plunging will find this tool suitable. The straight flute geometry and uncoated surface work well for shorter production runs or softer materials. Shops requiring high-volume production, extended tool life in abrasive alloys or internal coolant delivery should evaluate alternative tooling options.
Uncoated carbide with no coolant hole
The lack of coating reduces initial cost and allows for easy regrinding when edges dull. Absence of a coolant-through channel means external flood or mist coolant must be used for chip evacuation and heat control. The straight flute design provides a neutral cutting action without the axial forces of helix angles.
Highlights
- 375 in milling diameter for precise slot widths
- Two-flute carbide design clears chips efficiently in aluminium and plastics
- 875 in length of cut reaches deeper features in a single pass
- 3/8 in shank fits standard collets without adapters
- Uncoated carbide keeps initial cost low for general-purpose work
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What shank size must my milling machine or router collet accept to hold the C60654 end mill?
The shank diameter is 3/8 in, so the collet or chuck must grip a 3/8 in shank.
Can I use this uncoated carbide end mill in the same setups where I previously ran high-speed steel cutters?
Yes, but carbide is more brittle; reduce feed rates and ensure rigid clamping to avoid chipping.
After installing the cutter, how do I confirm the length of cut is correct for my job?
Measure the flute length — it should be 0.875 in from the tip to the end of the cutting portion.
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