End Mill 1" Cutting Dia 3/4" Shank Dia Straight Shank 4 Flute End Mill Drill Bit

The media could not be loaded.  Im giving this the benefit of the doubt right now...arrived and opened. It is pretty sharp. The one thing i noticedoff the bat is inside each flute towards center it appears there is a lip from the manufacturing process when they sharpened it. Im hoping it doesnt impede chip flow as the end mill is cutting. Hoping i can file it down without affecting the bottoms cutters. Other than that it appears to be a good quality end mill. Will put to the test tonight and update accordingly....a few hours later...Bored down to test the bottom side and it cut well with no issues. Trimmed a pipe with the side and it remained sharp with no signs of wear. Only time will tell how well it holds up as i put it to good use!

I use and wear out 3/4" end mills with my aluminum projects daily. For the price, this end mill is a good addition to my tool stock. The mill cuts well, discards chips well, and leaves a good finish at various speeds. I have purchased two of these and would not hesitate to purchase another. This mill saves my use of the carbide mills for more intense and harder material projects.

I am using these for sign making on my CNC router. So far they seem to be working out ok.I do like that they are 1/4" shank. Saves me having to swap out collets when I switch from a larger bit. Each bit also comes in it's own sturdy molded plastic case. Nicer than the flimsy blown plastic cases that most come with.They seem to cut reasonably cleanly. I've only used one so far, but I looked at all the tips and they all appear to be of similar quality.Can't comment on longevity yet as I haven't put a lot of time on them, but so far so good. For the price, I can't really complain.

When new they worked great however they are very easy to break. I have a SHAPEOKO and use the set speeds in carbide create and 4 of the broke in one day. The 5th was close to breaking but I swapped to a 1/8 on the pieces I could. The cutting length is perfect for the thin plywood I use. All in all if you’re ok with it breaking these will work. I’ve definitely had 1/16 bits that last a lot longer. I got another set to see if I can play around with the speeds to get better results. Will update after trying that.

I bought these milling bits for cutting plastic on my 3040-style CNC router. I'm very impressed with their quality when cutting machinable epoxy (Epoxacast 655). I'm using them at almost their full length for reaching deep in to pockets. They deflect a fair bit, but that's expected for a bit this long and nothing an extra finishing pass can't solve. Very pleased with my purchase and definitely ordering more.

Used this as a back up to the expensive Freud brand router bit. It can go only 1/4" deep but works perfect. Clean cuts and is very durable for detailed routing projects!!! Get it!!!

I used this endmill to cut 1/16 aluminum sheet using 0.208mm DOC at 254mm/m. It cuts well, but the runout is noticeable even to the naked eye. I’ll have to measure it, but precision work is out of the question. You may be able to compensate in the software and use this endmill for certain projects, but for a 1/16 trusty endmill, an Amana or Onsrud are pretty much the only choices on Amazon.

This end mill was designed so well. It cut so effortlessly. The cost and durability - second to none