YINGHUA
YINGHUA Right-Angle Drill Bit 10X42X90MM
Two-flute carbide cutter with up-and-down spiral cuts wood, plywood and particleboard cleanly in a 10 mm by 42 mm by 90 mm size
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Tungsten steel construction delivers precise cuts
- Up-down spiral flutes compress wood and PVC cleanly
- Right-angle design reaches tight CNC workspaces
- 10 mm shank fits standard collets securely
- Single-piece package ready for industrial cutting
Right-Angle Cutter for Wood and PVC
The YINGHUA right-angle drill bit is a tungsten-steel milling cutter with two up-and-down spiral flutes. It is built for CNC machinery that requires precise compression cuts in wood, plywood, density board, solid wood and particleboard. The single-piece tool suits industrial cutting tasks where clean edges on both faces of the material are needed. It is not intended for hand-held drilling or for users under 18 years of age.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The carbide cutter generates heat only through friction during machining; it has no motor, fan or electrical circuit of its own. Temperature and noise levels depend entirely on the CNC spindle speed, feed rate and the workpiece material being cut. Power consumption is determined by the machine drive system rather than by the bit itself.
10 mm Cutting Diameter
The 10 mm cutting diameter is the primary dimension that decides whether this bit fits the programmed tool path and the required slot or pocket width. The 42 mm flute length and 90 mm overall length must also clear the workpiece and fixture without collision. Buyers needing a larger or smaller cutting diameter must select a different tool.
Highlights
- Tungsten steel construction delivers precise cuts
- Up-down spiral flutes compress wood and PVC cleanly
- Right-angle design reaches tight CNC workspaces
- 10 mm shank fits standard collets securely
- Single-piece package ready for industrial cutting
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 10 mm shank bit into my CNC collet without damaging the tungsten steel cutting edges?
Clean the collet and shank thoroughly, insert the bit until the 42 mm flute length clears the collet face, then tighten evenly; the step most people skip is verifying zero run-out before starting the spindle.
When will the up-and-down spiral flutes on this 10X42X90MM cutter need replacement?
Replace the bit when the carbide edges show visible chipping or when cut quality on plywood and density board deteriorates despite correct feed rates; tungsten steel cannot be economically resharpened on site.
What is the first limit I hit when running this compression cutter continuously in solid wood?
Heat buildup in the 42 mm flute section is the first sustained-use limit; without adequate chip evacuation and coolant pauses the tungsten steel loses hardness and the up-and-down geometry rubs rather than cuts.
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