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End Mill Set, 20 pieces 2 & 4 Flute, TiN coated HSS, Harlingen 

End Mill Set, 20 pieces 2 & 4 Flute, TiN coated HSS, Harlingen
  • 20 piece TiN coated HSS end mill set
  • Includes both 2 flute and 4 flute center cutting end mills
  • Sizes 3/16" to 3/4" by 16ths, Weldon shanks 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4"
  • TiN coating extends life and cutting quality
  • Set comes in a hard fitted case
Part Number: 6681
Weight: 4.65 lb

Price: $169.95

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Harlingen 20 piece TiN coated HSS end mill set includes both 2 & 4 flute end mills. This set has one 2 & 4 flute end mill in each size.

The sizes and their shank size are as follows:

- 3/8" shank: 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16"

- 1/2" shank: 1/2", 9/16"

- 5/8" shank: 5/8", 11/16"

- 3/4" shank: 3/4"

The square end center cutting end mills are made of high speed steel with TiN coating for long life and smooth cutting. The manufacturing quality makes these end mills appropriate for smooth CNC operations. Center cutting end mills are also appropriate for general milling, slots, grooves and other similar operations.

The HSS end mill set comes in a fitted case.

Chris Chris' Tips
Conventional wisdom is that 2-flute end mills are used on aluminum, while 4-flute end mills are used on steel and brass.

2-flute end mills are used on aluminum because aluminum is easy to machine and you can take big cuts. Two-flute end mills provide a lot of room between the flutes for the big chips produced when making heavy cuts.

4-flute end mills can produce a slightly better finish at the same cutting speeds because there are twice as many cutting edges, each taking off half as much material. But again, if you are not trying to maximize production, you can simply slow the feed rate with a 2-flute end mill for the same effect.

End mills are also classed as "center cutting" or "non center cutting". With a center cutting end mill, you can plunge the end mill into the work as you would a drill. This is important if you are cutting a slot that does not extend to the edge of the part. Center cutting end mills are easy to identify. If the flutes meet in the middle of the end of the end mill, it is a center cutting end mill. In some cases, one of the flutes will be longer, reaching right to the center. If the flutes stop short of the center, leaving a space with no flutes in the center, it is a non-center cutting end mill.