Corner Radius Endmill improve productivity and reduce costs. A sharp corner of an end mill is its weakest point. The corner radius design strengthens the end mill by reducing chipping and providing longer tool life. In mold applications where ball end mills have traditionally been used, a corner radius end mill will remove more material faster, improving productivity. Saves the cost of grinding a radius using conventional end mills.

A reamer is a type of finishing tool. When we drill holes in lumps of metal, we typically use a fairly standard drill bit in either our mini-lathe or micro-mill. Drill bits do a pretty good job. If you only need a hole to pass a bolt through, or to tap with a thread, then a standard drill bit will create a suitable hole. A reamer will take a rough hole cut by a drill bit and turn it into a truely round hole of a known inner diameter.

Rougher End Mills quickly remove large amounts of material. This kind of end mill utilizes a wavy tooth form cut on the periphery. These wavy teeth form many successive cutting edges producing many small chips, resulting in a relatively rough surface finish. During cutting, multiple teeth are in contact with the workpiece reducing chatter and vibration.

A large number of all holes produced need a chamfer or at least some deburring. Some typical examples are screw and rivet holes. There are a number of drills to choose from and, by using circular interpolation, even a turning or a milling tool can be used.

Single Lip Endmill is necessary as it halves the neccessary feedrates without rubbing. So there is one case where it helps, when the machine just can't feed fast enough to keep up with what the spindle is putting out and maintain adequate chiploads.

An end mill is one of the indispensable tools in the milling processing. The end mill has edges in the side surface and the bottom surface. The fundamental usage is that the end mill is rotated, and makes a plane of a material in the right-and-left direction or a plane of a bottom side of the end mill. We can make various shapes of mecahnical parts with the end mill.

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Corner Radius Endmill improve productivity and reduce costs. A sharp corner of an end mill is its weakest point. The corner radius design strengthens the end mill by reducing chipping and providing longer tool life. In mold applications where ball end mills have traditionally been used, a corner radius end mill will remove more material faster, improving productivity. Saves the cost of grinding a radius using conventional end mills.

A reamer is a type of finishing tool. When we drill holes in lumps of metal, we typically use a fairly standard drill bit in either our mini-lathe or micro-mill. Drill bits do a pretty good job. If you only need a hole to pass a bolt through, or to tap with a thread, then a standard drill bit will create a suitable hole. A reamer will take a rough hole cut by a drill bit and turn it into a truely round hole of a known inner diameter.

Rougher End Mills quickly remove large amounts of material. This kind of end mill utilizes a wavy tooth form cut on the periphery. These wavy teeth form many successive cutting edges producing many small chips, resulting in a relatively rough surface finish. During cutting, multiple teeth are in contact with the workpiece reducing chatter and vibration.

A large number of all holes produced need a chamfer or at least some deburring. Some typical examples are screw and rivet holes. There are a number of drills to choose from and, by using circular interpolation, even a turning or a milling tool can be used.

Single Lip Endmill is necessary as it halves the neccessary feedrates without rubbing. So there is one case where it helps, when the machine just can't feed fast enough to keep up with what the spindle is putting out and maintain adequate chiploads.