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YINGHUA 5X22X50mm Single Flute Carbide Mill Cutter
Single-flute carbide end mill with up-cut and down-cut geometry compresses wood fibres for clean edges on acrylic, PVC and density board
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Single-flute carbide cutter gives clean compression cuts in wood and acrylic
- 5 mm shank, 22 mm flute length and 50 mm overall reach suit CNC routers
- Tungsten-steel construction resists wear for precise, repeatable milling
- Up-and-down spiral geometry reduces tear-out on top and bottom surfaces
- Industrial-grade tool restricted to users aged 18 and over
YINGHUA 5X22X50mm Carbide Mill Cutter
This single-flute spiral router bit is designed for CNC machinery and compression wood cutting. It features a 5mm shank with a 22mm cutting length and 50mm overall length. The tungsten steel construction provides durability for precise milling operations.
Suited for acrylic, PVC.
The tool is restricted to users aged 18 and over for industrial cutting applications only. It is not intended for hazardous material processing or general-purpose drilling tasks. Buyers needing multi-flute cutters or different shank diameters should consider other options.
22mm cutting depth handles shallow profiling
The 50mm overall length fits standard collets for light-duty CNC work. Harder materials or deep-pocket milling will exceed the flute length and require a longer tool. The single flute design prioritises chip clearance over feed speed in softer boards.
Highlights
- Single-flute carbide cutter gives clean compression cuts in wood and acrylic
- 5 mm shank, 22 mm flute length and 50 mm overall reach suit CNC routers
- Tungsten-steel construction resists wear for precise, repeatable milling
- Up-and-down spiral geometry reduces tear-out on top and bottom surfaces
- Industrial-grade tool restricted to users aged 18 and over
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What shank size must my CNC router collet accept to hold this 5 mm carbide mill cutter?
The cutter has a 5 mm shank, so the collet or chuck must grip a 5 mm diameter.
Can I run this single-flute spiral bit in the same CNC setup I use for older straight-flute bits?
Yes, it fits standard CNC routers, but adjust feed and speed for the up-down spiral geometry and single-flute design.
How do I confirm the bit is cutting cleanly after installation?
Inspect the workpiece for smooth edges without tear-out on both faces and listen for steady, quiet cutting sound.
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