Making A D Bit Single Flute Milling Cutter

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A single cutting edge gives you endless options for your favorite milling needs. The balanced single flute and mill helps you put aside the issue of flutes and talk about the single point cutting on a lathe.

This old school tech is something you will love to use. Perfect for profile milling cutters, countersinks, and more.

The video shows you how one guy decided to make his own Single Flute Milling Cutter from spare parts. This might be your next DIY project for drilling very deep and straight holes.

Incredible accurate, this cutter will leave surface finish that approaches what you expect from a HSS reamer.

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