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.080 Deep Cut Ball End Mill with .750″ cut length
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1/8 x 2” Solid Carbide Ball End mill .080 (19mm cut length) These end-mills have an extra long flute (or cutting) length to allow deep cutting and milling.
Ball End Mills have a round tip used to machine curved details, also called Ball Nose End Mills, they are used for milling rounded slots, slopes, and machining 2D/3D dimensional contours with a smooth finish. Great for milling into all types of material including, wood, plastic, metal. etc. Made in the USA
Shank Diameter: 1/8 (3.175mm) – Tool Length: 2 inches (50mm)
Tip Size Inches: .080
Tip Size MM: 2.00
Length of Cut/Inches: .750
Length of Cut/MM: 19.05
| Weight | 0.02 lbs |
|---|---|
| Cut Diameter | .080" |
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Defective Items
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