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M.A. Ford

M.A. Ford Tuffcut GP 2 Flute Ball Nose End Mill 10.0 mm

SKU CH-3FFC-5VDP9

Two-flute ball-nose end mill cuts 10.0 mm radius profiles in general-purpose milling

  • 2-flute ball nose for smooth contour milling
  • 0 mm diameter suits medium-size pocketing
  • TuffCut GP coating resists wear in steel alloys
  • M.A. Ford precision grinding holds tight tolerances
  • New condition ensures full tool life from first cut

10 mm ball-nose end mill

The M.A. Ford Tuffcut GP is a 10.0 mm two-flute ball-nose end mill for general-purpose milling. It suits CNC operators and machinists who need a single tool for contouring and profiling in a range of materials.

Replaces worn or single-flute cutters

A fresh two-flute ball nose cuts cleaner than a dull or single-flute alternative and reduces chatter on finish passes. The jump is worth it when surface quality matters more than maximum material-removal rate.

Fits standard 10 mm tool holders

The shank matches common 10 mm collets and holders, so no special adapters are required. Two flutes leave room for chip evacuation in deeper pockets, freeing the spindle for longer unmanned runs.

Highlights

  • 2-flute ball nose for smooth contour milling
  • 0 mm diameter suits medium-size pocketing
  • TuffCut GP coating resists wear in steel alloys
  • M.A. Ford precision grinding holds tight tolerances
  • New condition ensures full tool life from first cut

Specifications

BrandM.A. FORD

Questions about this item

What shank diameter does the 10.0 mm ball nose end mill require in the tool holder?

The cutter has a 10.0 mm diameter; match the collet or holder bore to that size for a secure grip.

How should the 2 flute ball nose cutter be secured before starting the spindle?

Insert the shank fully into the collet, tighten the nut to the holder's rated torque, and verify zero run-out before cutting.

When will the 10.0 mm ball nose end mill need replacement?

Replace the tool when the ball radius shows visible wear, chipping, or when surface finish degrades beyond tolerance.

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