YINGHUA
YINGHUA 6x42x70mm Two Flutes UP and DOWN Cut Spiral Carbide Mill Cutter
Carbide compression cutter with up-and-down flutes mills wood, plywood and particleboard cleanly in a single pass
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Precise compression cuts from up-and-down spiral flutes
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear on abrasive materials
- Cuts wood, plywood, density board and particleboard
- 6 mm shank fits standard collets for CNC use
- Industrial-grade cutter, restricted to users aged 18+
Tungsten-Steel Compression Cutter
This new YINGHUA mill cutter uses tungsten-steel construction for rigid, accurate machining. The two-flute up-and-down spiral geometry shears wood, plywood, density board, solid wood and particleboard cleanly on both faces. A single 6 mm shank tool is supplied in its own package for immediate CNC use.
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Woodworkers and fabricators who need splinter-free edges on double-sided panels will benefit from the compression action. The cutter is not intended for hand-held routing, for users under 18, or for hazardous-material cutting. Buyers requiring multiple flutes or different diameters must source alternative tooling.
42 mm Cutting Length Decides Reach
The 42 mm flute length sets the maximum depth of cut in a single pass. The 70 mm overall length must clear the machine’s spindle envelope and fixture height. Match these two dimensions to your job requirements before ordering.
Highlights
- Precise compression cuts from up-and-down spiral flutes
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear on abrasive materials
- Cuts wood, plywood, density board and particleboard
- 6 mm shank fits standard collets for CNC use
- Industrial-grade cutter, restricted to users aged 18+
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 6 mm shank cutter into my CNC collet without damaging the flutes?
Loosen the collet nut, insert the 6 mm shank fully so the 42 mm cutting length clears the workpiece, then tighten evenly — the step most people skip is verifying the up-cut and down-cut spirals sit symmetrically before the first plunge.
When will the tungsten-steel edges need resharpening or replacement?
Resharpen when chip load drops or edge chipping appears on the 70 mm overall length; tungsten steel holds an edge longer than HSS but still requires professional grinding once the up/down geometry dulls from abrasive composites.
What limits continuous cutting depth in dense hardwood before heat builds up?
The 42 mm flute length is the practical limit — pushing deeper traps chips, raises temperature and risks snapping the 6 mm shank, so step down in multiple passes instead.
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