YINGHUA
YINGHUA 2 Flute Spiral Ball Nose End Mill 6x6x32x60
A two-flute tungsten carbide ball-nose end mill for CNC routing wood, plastics and composites with 32 mm cutting length and 60 mm overall length
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- 2-flute spiral ball nose gives smooth contoured cuts
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear in abrasive materials
- 32 mm cutting length handles deep pocket milling
- 60 mm overall length fits standard CNC collets
- Suitable for wood, plastics, acrylic and fibre glass
Tungsten Carbide Router Bit for CNC Woodworking
This new YINGHUA end mill is a two-flute spiral ball-nose cutter made from tungsten steel. It is designed for CNC routing machines that need precise contouring and 3D carving in wood-based materials. The single-piece tool suits hobbyist and professional workshops running standard collet sizes.
Woodworkers and plastic fabricators needing 3D
The cutter handles hardwood, plywood, acrylic, PVC, nylon, resin and fibre-glass for engraving and fine cutting tasks. It is not intended for ferrous metals, stone heavier than marble or high-volume production lines requiring indexable inserts. Buyers needing a flat-bottom finish or larger diameters should select a different geometry.
Sustained cutting in abrasive composites
Tungsten steel construction resists wear during extended passes in glass-filled resins and hardwoods, keeping edge geometry stable longer than high-speed steel alternatives. The two-flute spiral clears chips efficiently to reduce heat build-up on deep 32 mm cuts. Operators must observe the 18-plus age restriction and industrial-use-only guidance.
Highlights
- 2-flute spiral ball nose gives smooth contoured cuts
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear in abrasive materials
- 32 mm cutting length handles deep pocket milling
- 60 mm overall length fits standard CNC collets
- Suitable for wood, plastics, acrylic and fibre glass
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What collet size do I need to hold the 6 mm shank on my CNC router?
Use a 6 mm ER collet or equivalent 6 mm collet to secure the 6 mm shank of this end mill.
Will this 6 mm shank tool fit the spindle on my older desktop CNC that only takes 1/4 inch collets?
No, the 6 mm shank is slightly larger than 1/4 inch, so it will not seat in a 1/4 inch collet; a 6 mm collet is required.
How can I confirm the 32 mm cutting length is engaged correctly after installation?
Measure the exposed flute length from the collet face — it should read about 32 mm — then run a test cut in scrap wood and check for a clean ball-nose profile without chatter.
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