BuildYourCNC - Onsrud ChipBreaker/Finisher Two Flute Down Cut End Mill for Wood and Wood Composites

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Onsrud 60-950 Chipbreaker finisher end mill

Onsrud ChipBreaker/Finisher Two Flute Down Cut End Mill for Wood and Wood Composites

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Chipbreaker/Finisher Down Cut 3/8" Cut Diameter, 3/8" Shank, 1-1/8" Cut Length, 3" Overall Length

$42.50

Includes free technical support.

Introduction:

If you want very fast cutting speeds and work with natural woods (hard and soft), and you want a great finish at the same time, this is the end mill to use. The end mill appears similar to a roughing (hog) end mill, but doesn't exhibit as many serrations. The geometry will provide a flat surface

Description:

This is one of the best end mills for single pass (full depth) cutting at very high speeds. The chip load per tooth for the 3/8" cut diameter end mill is .019 to .021 (hard woods). The IPM for this end mill at 18000 RPM is: IPM = 18000 x 2 x .019 = 684 IPM. Helix angle 30 degrees.

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