YINGHUA
YINGHUA 3A UP DOWN Compound One Flute Spiral Carbide Mill Tool Cutters 3.175X17X38mm fastener
A carbide compression router bit with up-cut and down-cut flutes for clean edges in wood, acrylic, PVC and density board, sized 3.175 × 17 × 38 mm
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Up-down spiral gives clean edges on both faces
- Single flute clears chips fast in soft materials
- Tungsten steel body resists wear during long cuts
- 175 mm shank fits common CNC collets
- Suited for acrylic, PVC, density board and wood
Compression Wood End Mill Cutter
This carbide mill tool cutter is designed for CNC routing and compression cutting tasks. The up-down spiral flute geometry helps produce clean edges on both faces of the workpiece. It suits workshops needing a single-flute tool for precise material removal.
Material Compatibility
The cutter handles acrylic, PVC, density board and wood board effectively. It is not suited for machining metals, glass or stone surfaces. Buyers requiring multi-flute tools for higher feed rates should consider different cutter geometries.
3.175 mm Shank Diameter
The tool features a 3.175 mm shank that must match the collet or chuck size of the CNC machine. A 17 mm cutting length and 38 mm overall length define the reach and depth capacity. Verify machine compatibility before purchasing.
Highlights
- Up-down spiral gives clean edges on both faces
- Single flute clears chips fast in soft materials
- Tungsten steel body resists wear during long cuts
- 175 mm shank fits common CNC collets
- Suited for acrylic, PVC, density board and wood
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter must my collet or chuck accept for the 3.175X17X38mm cutter?
The tool has a 3.175 mm shank, so the collet or chuck must grip that exact diameter.
How do I orient the up-down spiral flutes when installing the bit in my CNC router?
Insert the cutter with the up-cut section facing the spindle and the down-cut section toward the workpiece; reversing them causes tear-out on both faces.
When should I replace this carbide end mill during production runs on density board?
Replace it when the single flute shows visible rounding or when cut edges on acrylic and PVC become frayed instead of clean.
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