M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 15005910A Tuffcut GP 2 Flute Ball Nose End Mill 1.5mm Pneumatic Accessory
Two-flute ball-nose end mill with 1.5 mm cutting diameter for contour milling in pneumatic tools
- 2-flute ball nose design enables smooth contouring and profiling
- 5 mm diameter suits fine-detail milling in tight spaces
- Tuffcut GP series built for general-purpose machining across materials
- M.A. Ford brand recognised for precision cutting-tool manufacturing
- California Proposition 65 warning advises safe handling practices
Product identity
This M.A. Ford 15005910A Tuffcut GP end mill is a 2 flute ball nose cutter with a 1.5 mm diameter. It belongs to the power and pneumatic accessories range and is supplied new for use with compatible machine tools.
Who it suits
Machinists needing a small ball nose profile for contouring, slotting or finishing operations in a variety of materials will find this cutter appropriate. Buyers who require a larger cutting diameter, a different flute count or a corner radius geometry should look at other tooling options.
Setup checks
Verify that your machine spindle or tool holder accepts a 1.5 mm shank and that the tool length fits within your available clearance. Confirm the workpiece material and cutting parameters are compatible with a 2 flute ball nose design before ordering.
Highlights
- 2-flute ball nose design enables smooth contouring and profiling
- 5 mm diameter suits fine-detail milling in tight spaces
- Tuffcut GP series built for general-purpose machining across materials
- M.A. Ford brand recognised for precision cutting-tool manufacturing
- California Proposition 65 warning advises safe handling practices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What collet size do I need to hold the 1.5 mm shank on this M.A. Ford 15005910A end mill?
Use a 1.5 mm collet or an ER collet with a 1.5 mm clamping range to secure the shank without slippage.
Will the 1.5 mm ball nose work in my older pneumatic die grinder that only takes 3 mm shanks?
No, the shank is 1.5 mm so you need a collet or adapter that accepts 1.5 mm; a 3 mm collet will not grip it.
How can I confirm the 1.5 mm ball radius is cutting true after I install the tool?
Run a light test pass on scrap material and measure the resulting radius with a calibrated gauge; it should match 1.5 mm within your tolerance.
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