T-Slotmillingcutter

Always use the speeds and feeds recommended from your tool manufacturer. Easy Speeds And Feeds only serves as a starting point and educational site.

If you need to machine an undercut, we offer a range of various sized T-Slot End Mills. This tool is not designed to plunge cut, therefore you are required to machine a pocket first, before contouring with the cutter. These tools are perfect for aluminum, brass, plastics, exotic composites and any soft metals. They are not recommended for steel.

T-slotmilling

In observance of Christmas, DATRON Dynamics will be closed on Tuesday, December 24th, 2024. We will return to normal operations on Thursday, December 26th.

Pocketmilling

Slot millingtool

Always use the speeds and feeds recommended from your tool manufacturer. Easy Speeds And Feeds only serves as a starting point and educational site.

Always use the speeds and feeds recommended from your tool manufacturer. Easy Speeds And Feeds only serves as a starting point and educational site.

Slot millingtechniques

Unique applications and situations often require very specific and special tools. We have developed a line of cutters to meet the requirements. These long-life, micro-grain carbide tools are available in various cutting diameters and lengths, shank diameters and geometries for the most demanding applications.

Slotmill vs end mill

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Always use the speeds and feeds recommended from your tool manufacturer. Easy Speeds And Feeds only serves as a starting point and educational site.

DATRON now offers our premium precision CNC cutting tools, previously only available to DATRON machine owners, to the public. German-engineered to the highest specifications for unmatched performance.

In observance of Thanksgiving, DATRON Dynamics will be closed from November 28th - 29th, 2024. There will be no shipping during this time. We will return to normal operations on Monday, December 2nd.

Always use the speeds and feeds recommended from your tool manufacturer. Easy Speeds And Feeds only serves as a starting point and educational site.