M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 14005910A Tuffcut GP 4 Flute Ball Nose End Mill 1.5mm Pneumatic Accessory
A 1.5 mm ball-nose end mill with four flutes for contour milling in a pneumatic tool holder
- 4-flute design enables smooth contour milling
- 5 mm ball nose suits fine detail work
- Tuffcut GP series built for general-purpose use
- M.A. Ford brand recognised for tool reliability
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
1.5 mm ball-nose end mill
The M.A. Ford 14005910A Tuffcut GP is a four-flute ball-nose end mill with a 1.5 mm cutting diameter. It is intended for machinists and fabricators who need a small-radius tool for contouring, slotting or finishing operations in a variety of materials.
California Proposition 65 disclosure
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning because it contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. Users should follow standard shop safety practices such as wearing gloves, eye protection and using adequate ventilation when machining.
Four-flute carbide construction
The four-flute geometry provides increased rigidity and a smoother surface finish compared with two-flute alternatives, making it suitable for profiling and light finishing passes. The shank is sized for standard collet holders, so the tool fits directly into common CNC spindles or milling chucks without adapters.
Highlights
- 4-flute design enables smooth contour milling
- 5 mm ball nose suits fine detail work
- Tuffcut GP series built for general-purpose use
- M.A. Ford brand recognised for tool reliability
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1.5 mm Tuffcut GP or a larger diameter for slotting?
Choose the 1.5 mm ball nose for fine detail work and tight-radius profiling; step up to a larger diameter only when you need heavier material removal in wider slots.
What does the 4-flute ball-nose geometry actually do in the cut?
Four flutes give a smoother finish and higher feed rates than two-flute tools, while the ball nose produces radiused bottoms instead of flat floors.
How does the shank interface limit what I can run?
The cylindrical shank fits standard collets and end-mill holders sized for this diameter, so your tool holder dictates the maximum run-out and clamping rigidity.
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