Carbide Ball Nose CNC End Mill Bit 1/8 Inch Shank 1/8 Inch Cutting DIA. 22mm CL. 50mm OVL. Ball Nose CNC Router Bit, Ideal for Wood Cutting, Slot Mortise, Engraving
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- Specification: 1/8 shank, 1/8 cutting diameter ball nose spiral router bit, 22mm cutting length, 50mm total length. Sharper blade for clean and smooth handling of all kinds of wood carving engraving grinding.
- Compatibility: Suitable for handhold routers, CNC routers, engraving machines, CNC milling machines, CNC machining centers and traditional milling machines, it performs well in both home and professional environments.
- Design Features: Dual flute design for quick chip removal, ball nose, is ideal for 3D contouring, shaping, and machining complex surfaces with a smooth finish.
- Durability: Made of tungsten carbide, equally spaced blades increase the rigidity of the tool body, allowing for high-speed cutting of soft materials such as wood, which has a longer service life.
- Brand: SHARPRO's business scope spans the entire industry chain, with dedicated centers for design, engineering, research, and development. Each tool is assigned a unique Serial Number for easy tracking, ensuring traceability and quality control throughout the production process.
Size: 1/8 SHK 1/8 Dia
Material: Tungsten Carbide
Brand: SHARPRO
Cutting Length: 22 Millimeters
Cutting Diameter: 0.13 Inches
Package Dimensions : 7.01 x 4.84 x 0.67 inches; 0.32 ounces
Item model number : SPWS2QX3.22
Date First Available : February 27, 2024
Manufacturer : SHARPRO
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #34,947 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #5 in Ball Nose End Mills
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Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 30 ratings
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The media could not be loaded. This is not the only Sharpro bit that I own, I like this brand as they have a good price, are well-made and strong, and they cut really well. This latest acquisition is a 1/4" shank, 1/4" cutting diameter ball nose bit. Smaller diameter ball nose bits are great for fine detail on finish passes of reliefs and 3D carving, but larger diameter bits like this 1/4" one are excellent for sign making, finish passes on larger items that don't require fine detail but do need a smooth finish, as well as other cuts that need smooth inside edges, like tray or inside box bottoms, for example. In the brief video I attached to this review (mostly time-lapsed so it isn't too long) I am using the bit to cut a small shallow tray out of a small block of wood. One thing I learned with this simple test is that next time I will definitely need to specify a smaller stepover amount, as the one I used here has prominent lines due to the radius on the bit's cutters. But the takeaway here is that the bit cut really well and smoothly, and the rounded bottom edges are really nice, which would make removing small items from a tray easy, as they wouldn't catch on the sides if they were straight cuts. I mostly use carbide cutting bits, as their cutting edges keep their sharpness much longer than "regular" steel, and this bit is 100% carbide. The Sharpro brand is a great example of tools that are a very nice quality yet don't cost an arm and a leg!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by AndySki AndySki
Size: 1/4 SHK 1/4 Dia
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I needed one of these bits for a bunch of oak cabinet panels I am making so I picked this one up and it is working so great. I have bought quite a few bits from this brand and have had such great luck with them that they are now my goto brand for my CNC bits. It is a sharp bit and durable as well, with dozens of hours on it and still cutting nicely. The end product is so nice that it needed very little sanding after I carved the panels, which is so nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by David
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I am very happy with this bit. I bought this bit for general use in my home built CNC machine and it works great. It performs better on harder materials. On pine it does leave some fuzzies behind but it cuts real clean in walnut and other harder woods I've tried. It even does a good job in aluminum, just make sure you keep it lubricated with WD-40 or some other lubricant. This is becoming a new favorite brand and I'd definitely recommend these bits to friends.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024 by Humphrey-Tech
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Worked good for all woods but better for denser woods. Softer woods required cleanup as others mentioned but that isn't unexpected. Comparable to other bits I have used and I would have no problems recommending it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by Richard Smith
Size: 1/4 SHK 1/4 Dia
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I don't use ball nose bits too often so I resisted getting one. But I recently added a rotary to my CNC to make table legs. I do the rough cutting with a flat end mill and then used this bit to make the final pass. The result was a leg that needed almost no sanding. The bit is plenty sharp and easily cut through the red oak test piece. I've included a picture of the leg. It's a 3 1/2" square oak leg made from a used ballister (you can see the finger joint in the wood). The only sanding I did was in the groove (where this bit couldn't reach). I did give it a quick spray of clear lacquer to give you an idea what the bit can do.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024 by Alex Alex
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This end mill came packaged in a nicer plastic case, and then also had some rubber hosing over the mill itself for added protection. The only annoying thing about the packaging is that they couldn't bother to describe the bit in all of the writing on there. I had to add my own label to the case. This end mill performed great in some hard maple I had. I just did some test cuts, but I didn't get the whiskers and wispy pieces that you normally have to sand off. Now, in softer pine, this didn't do quite as well and I did get the whiskers that needed to be sanded down. Value wise, I think you could probably find a better value.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024 by Kindle Customer
Size: 1/4 SHK 1/4 Dia
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I have around 19 hours cutting on this bit with no real issues. Some of the softer woods I use did need a bit of cleanup, but overall very happy with this bit
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024 by Jason
Size: 1/8 SHK 1/8 Dia
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sharpness did not last 1 carving.
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