Onsrud
Onsrud 63-718 Routing End Mill Up O-Flute 3/16 5/8 hand tool
A solid carbide router bit with an upcut O-flute spiral designed for hard plastic routing
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- MaterialCarbide
- Carbide material resists wear for long life
- Upcut O-flute clears chips from hard plastics
- 3/16 inch cutter diameter suits fine detail
- Solid router bit built for CNC routing
- California Proposition 65 warning applies to this item
Routing end mill for hard plastic
This Onsrud 63-718 is a solid carbide router bit with an upcut O-flute spiral. It is intended for machining hard plastic materials where chip evacuation and a clean finish are required. The cutter diameter is 3/16 inch.
Upcut O-flute geometry constraints
The upcut spiral pulls chips upward and out of the cut, which helps prevent re-cutting in plastic. This action can lift thin or poorly secured workpieces, so firm hold-down is necessary. The O-flute design reduces heat build-up but does not eliminate the need for appropriate feed rates.
3/16 inch cutter diameter decides fit
The 3/16 inch diameter determines the minimum internal radius and the width of the slot this tool can produce. If a narrower cut or smaller radius is needed, this bit cannot achieve it. Select a different diameter when the design calls for finer detail.
Highlights
- Carbide material resists wear for long life
- Upcut O-flute clears chips from hard plastics
- 3/16 inch cutter diameter suits fine detail
- Solid router bit built for CNC routing
- California Proposition 65 warning applies to this item
Specifications
| Brand | Onsrud |
|---|---|
| Model | 63-718 |
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
| Material | Carbide |
Questions about this item
What does the 3/16 inch cutter diameter mean for material removal?
The 3/16 inch cutter diameter determines the width of cut in hard plastic, giving a narrow kerf for detailed routing work.
How does the upcut O-flute geometry affect chip evacuation?
The upcut O-flute spiral pulls chips upward and away from the cut, reducing heat buildup and preventing re-cutting in hard plastic.
What does the carbide construction imply for tool life?
Carbide construction provides high wear resistance, maintaining sharp cutting edges longer than high-speed steel when routing abrasive hard plastics.
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