BuildYourCNC - Onsrud 2 Flute 1/8" Cut Diameter Upcut Ballnose End Mills

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Onsrud 2 Flute 1/8" Cut Diameter Upcut Ballnose End Mills

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Onsrud 1/8" (Extended Length) End Mill. Shank: 1/4", Cut Length: 1/2", Overall Length: 3"

$55.40

Includes free technical support.

Introduction:

This is an upcut, ballnose end mill with a point geometry designed for wood, plastics, and aluminum.

Description:

This Onsrud end mill is 1/8" inch with a 1/4" shank and an overall diameter of 3 inches. The cut length is 1/2".

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