M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 15006690 Tuffcut GP 2-flute ball nose end mill 1.7mm pneumatic accessory
Two-flute ball nose end mill, 1.7 mm diameter, cuts contoured profiles in metal
- 2-flute ball nose cuts clean contours
- 7 mm diameter suits fine detail work
- TuffCut GP line built for general-purpose milling
- M.A. Ford brand recognised in cutting tools
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
1.7 mm ball nose end mill for CNC profiling
The M.A. Ford 15006690 Tuffcut GP is a two-flute solid carbide end mill with a 1.7 mm ball nose. It is intended for CNC operators and machinists who need to cut contoured profiles, radii and finishing passes in a range of materials. The tool arrives new and ready for use in compatible collets or holders.
Two-flute geometry and ball nose for chip clearance
The two-flute design provides generous chip space while the ball nose allows smooth 3-D contouring without sharp corners. As a power and pneumatic accessory it mounts directly into standard ER collets, shrink-fit holders or milling chucks, so setup time is short and run-out stays low during high-speed routing or light roughing.
Manufacturer-direct shipping on qualifying orders
Orders of $75 or more ship free and the item ships directly from M.A. Ford, reducing transit handling. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 2-flute ball nose cuts clean contours
- 7 mm diameter suits fine detail work
- TuffCut GP line built for general-purpose milling
- M.A. Ford brand recognised in cutting tools
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank size does the 1.7 mm ball nose end mill need to fit my collet?
The cutter has a 1.7 mm cutting diameter; match your collet or chuck to the shank diameter printed on the tool shank.
What machine setup is required to run the 15006690 end mill?
Secure the workpiece, select a rigid tool holder that matches the shank, and verify spindle run-out before cutting.
Which installation step is most often missed when fitting this end mill?
Operators frequently forget to tighten the collet nut to the manufacturer's torque spec after inserting the shank.
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