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Cleveland C61019 2-Flute Carbide Corner Radius End Mill
Two-flute carbide corner-radius end mill with a 0.1875-inch cutting diameter and a 0.01-inch radius
- TypeCutting Tools
- 2-flute carbide design enables efficient material removal
- 1875 in milling diameter suits precision machining tasks
- 01 in corner radius reduces tool wear and breakage
- 25 in flute length supports deeper cutting operations
- Uncoated carbide construction performs well in general-purpose applications
Cleveland C61019 Carbide End Mill
The Cleveland C61019 is a 2-flute carbide corner radius end mill designed for general-purpose milling operations. It suits machinists and fabricators who need a durable, uncoated tool for creating rounded internal corners in a variety of materials. The solid carbide construction provides rigidity and wear resistance for consistent performance. This single-end tool is sold new and ready for immediate use in the workshop.
Build fit: tool holding and clearance
The tool features a 0.1875 inch milling diameter and a 0.01 inch corner radius, requiring a compatible tool holder for the shank. Its straight flute geometry and 1.25 inch length of cut define the maximum depth per pass, while the 2 inch overall length determines the reach inside the machine envelope. The uncoated surface allows for sharp edge retention on non-ferrous alloys and plastics. Operators must verify spindle speed and feed rates for their specific workpiece material.
Upgrade path: replacing worn or coated tools
This end mill replaces dull high-speed steel cutters or coated carbide tools where coating adhesion has failed. The jump is worth it when a sharp, uncoated carbide edge restores finish quality on aluminium, brass, or composite parts without the cost of recoating. It is not for buyers who need extended tool life from advanced coatings on abrasive steels, or for operations requiring a ball nose or square end profile instead of a corner radius.
Highlights
- 2-flute carbide design enables efficient material removal
- 1875 in milling diameter suits precision machining tasks
- 01 in corner radius reduces tool wear and breakage
- 25 in flute length supports deeper cutting operations
- Uncoated carbide construction performs well in general-purpose applications
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
What limits tool life when the 0.01 in corner radius is run continuously in steel?
The uncoated carbide edge wears faster than coated versions, so heat buildup at the 0.01 in radius becomes the first limit under sustained cuts.
How much heat and noise should I expect from the 0.1875 in diameter cutter during a full shift?
The straight-flute, uncoated design runs hotter and louder than helix or coated tools; plan for extra coolant flow and hearing protection on long jobs.
Which tool holder and spindle interface are required for the 1.25 in shank length?
You need a holder that grips a 0.1875 in shank with at least 1.25 in of clamping depth and a machine spindle that accepts straight-shank end mills.
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