M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 15005120 Tuffcut GP 2 Flute Ball Nose End Mill 1.3mm pneumatic accessory
A 1.3 mm two-flute ball-nose end mill for precision contour milling in pneumatic tools
- Precision ball nose for smooth contours
- 3 mm diameter for fine detail work
- Two flute design balances chip clearance and strength
- TuffCut GP series built for general-purpose milling
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical awareness
1.3 mm ball-nose end mill
The M.A. Ford 15005120 Tuffcut GP is a two-flute ball-nose end mill with a 1.3 mm cutting diameter. It is designed for contouring and profiling tasks in general-purpose machining. The tool suits CNC operators and machinists who need a small-radius cutter for detailed work.
Replaces worn small-diameter ball cutters
This end mill replaces dull or broken ball-nose tools of the same 1.3 mm size in a workshop's existing inventory. The upgrade is worth it when the previous cutter no longer holds an edge or produces a poor surface finish on contoured parts. It restores cutting performance without changing the tool path or programme.
Holds geometry during extended contouring
The two-flute design evacuates chips efficiently during prolonged profiling passes, helping the cutter maintain its radius form. Steady material removal reduces the risk of tool deflection on deep or intricate contours. The carbide construction resists wear so the ball profile stays accurate over long production runs.
Highlights
- Precision ball nose for smooth contours
- 3 mm diameter for fine detail work
- Two flute design balances chip clearance and strength
- TuffCut GP series built for general-purpose milling
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical awareness
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank size does the 1.3 mm ball nose end mill need for my collet?
The cutter has a 1.3 mm diameter; match it with a 1.3 mm collet or an ER collet that closes to that size.
How do I install the 15005120 end mill without snapping the flutes?
Tighten the collet nut to the tool-holder’s rated torque, insert the shank fully so the flutes clear the collet face, then double-check run-out before cutting.
When should I replace the 2 flute ball nose cutter?
Replace it when the ball radius shows visible wear, chipping, or when surface finish degrades and cutting forces rise noticeably.
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