M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 14004680C Tuffcut GP 4 Flute Ball Nose End Mill 3/64 pneumatic accessory
A 4-flute ball nose end mill for contoured milling in pneumatic applications
- 4-flute ball nose design produces smooth contours in finishing passes
- TuffCut GP geometry extends tool life across general-purpose milling
- 3/64 inch diameter suits fine-detail work in tight spaces
- M.A. Ford manufacturing delivers consistent quality for professional shops
- California Proposition 65 warning included for regulated substances
What this tool is
This is a 3/64 inch four-flute ball nose end mill from M.A. Ford's Tuffcut GP range. It is a new power-tool accessory designed for milling contoured surfaces and finishing operations in a workshop setting.
Who should use it
Machinists needing a small-radius ball profile for detail work or finishing passes will find it suitable. Buyers who need a larger cutting diameter, a different flute count or a flat-end geometry should look at other tooling.
How it fits a setup
The shank fits standard collets or chucks that accept this diameter, so it works with common milling machines and CNC routers. Using it frees up larger cutters for heavy stock removal while this tool handles the final profile.
Highlights
- 4-flute ball nose design produces smooth contours in finishing passes
- TuffCut GP geometry extends tool life across general-purpose milling
- 3/64 inch diameter suits fine-detail work in tight spaces
- M.A. Ford manufacturing delivers consistent quality for professional shops
- California Proposition 65 warning included for regulated substances
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter collet or chuck must my CNC spindle or router accept to hold the 3/64 inch shank of this end mill?
The cutter has a 3/64 inch shank, so the machine's collet or chuck must grip that exact diameter.
Can I run this carbide end mill in an older low-speed drill press that only reaches a few thousand RPM?
Carbide tools need higher surface speeds; a low-speed drill press will likely cause chatter and premature wear.
After the first pass, what should I check to confirm the 4-flute ball nose is cutting cleanly?
Inspect the cut for a smooth, mark-free radius and listen for steady, quiet cutting sound.
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