M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 15003500 Tuffcut GP 2 Flute Ball Nose End Mill .0350 pneumatic accessory
Two-flute ball-nose end mill with a .0350 diameter for precision contour milling
- Precision contouring with two-flute ball-nose geometry
- M.A. Ford TuffCut GP series ensures consistent milling performance
- .0350 diameter suits fine-detail machining tasks
- New condition guarantees full factory specification out of the box
- California Proposition 65 notice discloses regulated chemical content
Product Identity
The M.A. Ford 15003500 Tuffcut GP is a 2-flute ball nose end mill designed for general-purpose milling. It is built for machinists and fabricators who need a reliable cutter for contouring and profiling work.
Suitability
This tool suits operators running CNC or manual mills on standard materials where a two-flute geometry provides adequate chip clearance. Shops requiring higher flute counts for finishing passes or specific coatings for abrasive alloys should evaluate other options.
Decisive Specification
The cutter diameter is .0350 inches, a critical dimension that determines the minimum feature radius and tool strength. Verify this size against your program requirements before ordering.
Highlights
- Precision contouring with two-flute ball-nose geometry
- M.A. Ford TuffCut GP series ensures consistent milling performance
- .0350 diameter suits fine-detail machining tasks
- New condition guarantees full factory specification out of the box
- California Proposition 65 notice discloses regulated chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the 15003500 end mill and do I need to buy a tool holder separately?
The 15003500 Tuffcut GP end mill is supplied as a single cutting tool; a compatible collet or tool holder for your milling machine must be purchased separately if you do not already have one.
How do I decide between the .0350 ball-nose size and other diameters in the Tuffcut GP range?
Choose the .0350 diameter when you need to machine very small radii or fine detail; larger diameters in the same series are better suited for heavier material removal and wider contours.
What does the .0350 ball-nose dimension mean for actual machining performance?
The .0350 inch ball radius determines the smallest inside corner the tool can produce and limits step-over distance for finishing passes, so plan tool-paths accordingly for the desired surface finish.
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