Onsrud
Onsrud 63-717 Routing End Mill Up O-Flute 3/16 3/8 2 hand tool
A solid carbide router bit with an upcut O-flute spiral designed for hard plastic, 3/16 inch cutter diameter
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- MaterialCarbide
- Upcut O-flute clears chips in hard plastic
- 3/16 in cutter diameter suits fine detail routing
- Solid carbide construction resists wear
- California Prop 65 notice included for compliance
- Onsrud brand trusted for precision tooling
Solid carbide router bit
This solid carbide router bit is designed for routing operations in hard plastic materials. The upcut O-flute spiral geometry promotes efficient chip evacuation during cutting. It features a 3/16 inch cutting diameter suited for precision milling tasks.
Machinists working with hard plastics
The tool suits CNC operators and fabricators who need clean cuts in hard plastic sheet or block stock. It is not intended for metalworking, wood routing or composite materials that require different flute geometries.
3/16 inch cutting diameter
The 3/16 inch cutter diameter determines the minimum groove width and internal corner radius achievable. Verify that this dimension matches the feature sizes required by your part drawings before purchasing.
Highlights
- Upcut O-flute clears chips in hard plastic
- 3/16 in cutter diameter suits fine detail routing
- Solid carbide construction resists wear
- California Prop 65 notice included for compliance
- Onsrud brand trusted for precision tooling
Specifications
| Brand | Onsrud |
|---|---|
| Model | 63-717 |
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
| Material | Carbide |
Questions about this item
How do I choose between the 3/16 inch and 3/8 inch cutter diameters for my application?
Select the 3/16 inch cutter for finer detail work in hard plastics and the 3/8 inch cutter when you need faster material removal on larger profiles.
What does the upcut O-flute geometry actually do when the bit is in the router?
The upcut spiral pulls chips upward and out of the cut, preventing re-welding in hard plastics while the O-flute shape reduces heat buildup.
How does the solid carbide construction affect performance on a standard router?
Carbide retains its edge far longer than high-speed steel, allowing higher feed rates in hard plastics without frequent resharpening.
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