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YINGHUA 10pcs Two Flutes Carbide Router Bits 6X6X32X60
Set of ten tungsten-steel two-flute router bits for engraving and cutting wood, acrylic, PVC, nylon and resin
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- 10-piece carbide set covers multiple CNC jobs
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during extended cuts
- Two-flute geometry clears chips for smoother edges
- Suited for acrylic, PVC, nylon, resin, wood and plywood
- 6 mm shank fits standard 6 mm collets
CNC router bit set for wood and plastics
This set contains 10 solid carbide straight-slot bits sized 6X6X32X60. They are designed for CNC engraving and cutting of acrylic, PVC, nylon, resin, wood and plywood. The tungsten steel construction provides the hardness required for clean edges in those materials. Intended for industrial cutting use only.
Sustained cutting in abrasive materials
Tungsten steel retains its cutting geometry longer than high-speed steel when routing filled plastics or dense plywood. The two-flute design evacuates chips steadily during continuous passes, reducing the tendency for the flutes to pack and overheat. This helps maintain dimensional accuracy over long production runs rather than just the first few minutes.
Heat, noise and power in normal routing
Carbide runs cooler than softer tool steels at the same feed rates, so spindle load stays lower and the motor draws less current. The sharp flutes also cut with less vibration, which keeps acoustic output down during extended sessions. The bits are rated for users aged 18 and above and must be used with appropriate guarding and dust extraction.
Highlights
- 10-piece carbide set covers multiple CNC jobs
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during extended cuts
- Two-flute geometry clears chips for smoother edges
- Suited for acrylic, PVC, nylon, resin, wood and plywood
- 6 mm shank fits standard 6 mm collets
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the tungsten steel generate when the 6 mm shank runs all day in a CNC router?
Tungsten steel dissipates heat efficiently during continuous cutting of wood, acrylic or PVC, keeping the 6 mm shank stable during long sessions.
What collet size must my CNC spindle already accept for these 6 mm shank bits to fit?
Your spindle needs a 6 mm collet or an adapter that holds a 6 mm shank; the bits will not seat in 1/4 inch or 8 mm collets without one.
Will these 32 mm cutting-length bits reach the same depth as the older 1/4 inch shank cutters I still use?
The 32 mm cutting length matches many standard 1/4 inch shank bits, so you can swap them without changing Z-zero settings on the same jobs.
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