1/4" Spoon Cutter - Center Cut. Single End with 38 Degree Helix. Shank OD 1/4" - LOC 3/4" - OAL 2-1/2" - 2 Flutes for Aluminum & non-ferrous machining. Uncoated
1/4" Spoon Cutter - Center Cut. Single End with 38 Degree Helix. Shank OD 1/4" - LOC 3/4" - OAL 2-1/2" - 2 Flutes for Aluminum & non-ferrous machining. Uncoated
1/4" Spoon Cutter - Center Cut. Single End with 38 Degree Helix. Shank OD 1/4" - LOC 3/4" - OAL 2-1/2" - 2 Flutes for Aluminum & non-ferrous machining. Uncoated
1/4" Spoon Cutter - Center Cut. Single End with 38 Degree Helix. Shank OD 1/4" - LOC 3/4" - OAL 2-1/2" - 2 Flutes for Aluminum & non-ferrous machining. Uncoated

1/4" Spoon Cutter - Center Cut. Single End with 38 Degree Helix. Shank OD 1/4" - LOC 3/4" - OAL 2-1/2" - 2 Flutes for Aluminum & non-ferrous machining. Uncoated

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1/4" Spoon Cutter, center cutting, single end, 38° helix, 2 flutes, uncoated.

A spoon cutter is a center-cutting single-end mill with a gashed, spoon-shaped end, so it can plunge straight into the material and then feed sideways without a pilot hole. This one is ground from solid carbide and cuts 1/4" diameter on a 1/4" shank, with 3/4" of flute and 2-1/2" overall.

The high helix and open flute form lift chips clear of the cut, which is what keeps aluminium, brass and other gummy non-ferrous materials from packing the flutes and welding to the edge.

The uncoated, polished flute leaves the sharpest possible edge — the usual choice for aluminium and other soft, sticky materials where a coating only adds edge radius.

Specifications

  • Cutting diameter: 1/4"
  • Shank diameter: 1/4"
  • Length of cut (LOC): 3/4"
  • Overall length (OAL): 2-1/2"
  • Flutes: 2
  • End type: Single End
  • Center cutting: Yes
  • Helix angle: 38°
  • Coating: Uncoated
  • Tool material: Solid Carbide
  • Intended for: Aluminum & non-ferrous machining
  • Series: 704
  • Item number: 704-2212

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