YINGHUA
YINGHUA 5Pcs 6x32mm UP And DOWN Cut Two Flutes Spiral Carbide Mill Tool Cutters
Set of five tungsten-steel compression router bits with up-and-down flutes for clean cuts in wood and board materials
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Precise cuts on wood with up/down spiral compression design
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during heavy routing tasks
- Two-flute geometry clears chips efficiently for smooth finishes
- Five-piece set provides ready replacements for CNC operations
- Suitable for plywood, density board and solid wood up to 32mm depth
Five-piece tungsten-steel compression cutter set
This set contains five 6 mm shank by 32 mm flute compression end mills with two flutes each. They are made from tungsten steel and are supplied new for use in CNC routers. The up-and-down spiral geometry compresses the workpiece from both faces during the cut.
CNC operators cutting double-sided sheet goods
Woodworkers and sign makers who need clean top and bottom edges on plywood, density board, solid wood or particleboard will benefit from the compression action. Buyers who only cut single-sided material or who require a different shank diameter should look at alternative tooling.
6 mm shank diameter
The 6 mm shank is the critical dimension that determines whether these cutters fit your router collet or tool holder. Verify your machine accepts 6 mm shanks before purchasing.
Highlights
- Precise cuts on wood with up/down spiral compression design
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during heavy routing tasks
- Two-flute geometry clears chips efficiently for smooth finishes
- Five-piece set provides ready replacements for CNC operations
- Suitable for plywood, density board and solid wood up to 32mm depth
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter and overall length does the 6×32 mm compression bit need to fit my CNC router collet?
The cutter has a 6 mm shank diameter and a 32 mm overall length, matching standard 6 mm ER collets used on many desktop CNC routers.
How do I install the up-cut/down-cut spiral bit so the compression action works correctly?
Insert the bit fully into the collet, tighten the nut to the router’s specified torque, and set the first plunge deep enough to engage both the up-cut and down-cut flutes — shallow passes leave the top surface uncut.
When should I replace these tungsten-steel compression cutters?
Replace the cutters when the carbide edges show visible rounding, chipping, or when cut quality on plywood and density board becomes fuzzy or burnt despite correct feeds and speeds.
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