YINGHUA
YINGHUA 1piece Two Flutes Straight Slot End Milling Cutter 6X6X17X50
Two-flute carbide end mill cuts wood, acrylic, PVC and similar materials on CNC routers
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Two-flute design clears chips efficiently for smooth cuts
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during extended milling
- 17 mm cutting length suits detailed engraving work
- Cuts acrylic, PVC, nylon, resin, wood and plywood
- Right-angle drill compatibility simplifies tool changes
Two-flute end mill for CNC woodwork
This two-flute straight-slot end mill is made from tungsten steel and suits CNC engraving and cutting tasks. It handles acrylic, PVC, nylon, resin, wood and plywood with a precise cutting action.
Replaces worn carbide cutters in routing setups
Swap it in when an existing cutter dulls or chips and edge quality drops on fine detail work. The jump is worth it if the current tool leaves tear-out on plywood or melts acrylic instead of shearing it cleanly.
Shank fits standard collets for quick change
Insert the shank into a matching collet, tighten to the machine’s rated torque and verify run-out before cutting. Common issues include using the wrong collet size, exceeding recommended feed rates or cutting hazardous materials the tool is not rated for.
Highlights
- Two-flute design clears chips efficiently for smooth cuts
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during extended milling
- 17 mm cutting length suits detailed engraving work
- Cuts acrylic, PVC, nylon, resin, wood and plywood
- Right-angle drill compatibility simplifies tool changes
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the 6X6X17X50 end mill need for the collet?
The cutter has a 6 mm shank, so it fits a standard 6 mm ER collet or 6 mm shrink-fit holder used on most CNC routers.
How do you install the carbide end mill without snapping the flutes?
Clean the collet and shank, insert the tool until the 17 mm flute length clears the collet face, then torque the collet nut to the machine maker’s spec — over-tightening cracks the carbide.
When should the tungsten-steel cutter be replaced during wood and acrylic work?
Replace it when the two flutes show visible rounding, chipping, or when cut quality drops and spindle load rises — typically after many hours in abrasive materials.
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