YINGHUA
YINGHUA 6.35x32x60MM Two Flutes UP And DOWN Cut Spiral Carbide Mill Cutter
A two-flute up-and-down spiral carbide cutter for clean compression cuts in wood, plywood and PVC, measuring 6.35 × 32 × 60 mm
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Precise cuts on wood and PVC with up-and-down spiral flutes
- Clean edges on plywood and particleboard from compression-cut geometry
- Durable tungsten-steel body resists wear during CNC routing
- Single 6.35 mm shank fits standard collets without adapters
- Industrial-grade cutter restricted to users aged 18 and over
Purpose and user
This two-flute up-and-down spiral carbide mill cutter is built for CNC routing of wood, plywood, density board, solid wood and particleboard. It suits professional woodworkers and industrial shops that need clean compression cuts on both faces of sheet material. Buyers who need metal-cutting geometry or non-wood composites should select a different tool.
Heat noise and power
The tungsten-steel body resists heat buildup during extended routing passes in dense boards. Cutting forces stay balanced because the opposing flute directions compress fibres toward the centre, reducing vibration and motor load. No coolant or dust-extraction specification is provided, so operators must follow their own shop safety standards.
Included accessories
The single independent package contains one 6.35x32x60MM up-and-down compound milling cutter ready for immediate installation. No collets, wrenches, tool holders or software licences are bundled, so users must supply compatible holding hardware and CAM toolpaths themselves.
Highlights
- Precise cuts on wood and PVC with up-and-down spiral flutes
- Clean edges on plywood and particleboard from compression-cut geometry
- Durable tungsten-steel body resists wear during CNC routing
- Single 6.35 mm shank fits standard collets without adapters
- Industrial-grade cutter restricted to users aged 18 and over
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 6.35 mm shank into my CNC collet without vibration?
Insert the 6.35 mm shank fully into a matching ER collet, tighten the nut to the machine manufacturer's torque spec, and verify zero run-out before cutting; the step most often missed is skipping the run-out check.
When will the tungsten steel cutting edges need replacement?
Replace the cutter when the up-and-down spiral flutes show visible rounding or when cut quality on wood, plywood, density board, solid wood or particleboard degrades despite correct feeds and speeds.
What limit appears first during a long job in dense material?
Heat buildup in the 32 mm cutting length typically becomes the limiting factor before tool deflection, so use appropriate coolant or air blast and monitor spindle temperature during extended cuts.
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