SpeTool Tapered Ball Nose Router Bits Milling 1/4

SpeTool Tapered Ball Nose Router Bits Milling 1/4" Shank with 0.75mm Tips 4.36 Deg for CNC Machine 3D Engraver Carving End Mill

$ 17.99

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Based on 42 ratings

Value for money

9.45

Delivery

9.50

Satisfaction

9.88

Giftable

9.58

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H-Si Coated Tapered Ball Nose Carbide EndMill / Cone Cutters with 1/4 Inch Shank and 2 Flutes

Raidus Ball: nil 75mm, 1-1/4 inch flute length, 3 inch overall length, 4 inch single side angel 36Deg

The Tapered Carbide Carving Bits are designed for CNC, engraving, and 3D carving machines.

Hard wood, solid wood, particle board, plywood, stainless steel, titanium alloy, and other materials can all be carved and machined with this tool.

Tungsten carbide and coating of excellent quality. Longer service life and less wear are two advantages.

Questions & Answers

What is the average speed and feed rate for wood?

Yes, router rpm speed is around 18000. Determine the optimal feed rate and depth for your wood.

Selected User Reviews For SpeTool Tapered Ball Nose Router Bits Milling 1/4" Shank with 0.75mm Tips 4.36 Deg for CNC Machine 3D Engraver Carving End Mill

This is a great bit for carving on my CNC machine; with the settings just right when doing the layout, I was able to carve these Christmas ornaments with very little sanding

5/5

I cut 60 of them, and the bit seemed to work just as well on the last one as it did on the first, which was surprising given that they were all made of Mahogany and took about 20 hours to complete. If you look closely at the photo, you can see how this bit was able to add the detail of the snowman's scarf, which is impressive given the ornament's small size of 3 1/2" tall.

Marie Barry

| Apr 09, 2021

This bit has a great finish and longevity thanks to 50 hours of oak 3d detail cutting

5/5

Pro- I was hesitant at first because it was my first tapered ball end mill, but I was pleasantly surprised by its rigidity and performance. I've put in about 5 hours of detailed 3d finishing paths in oak, and it's still holding up. br>This cutter leaves a fantastic finish. br>br>After using the bit in several different types of wood, there are no cons at this time.