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Milling Chamfer Tools Richard Bradshaw 02-07-2008
Posted by Richard Bradshaw on February 7, 2008, 5:56 am
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 I was wondering in wood routing you get a range of chamfer tools with
various radii. Is it possible to get similar cutters for a milling machine.
I want to put a round chamfer on a piece of square aluminium and this would
be the easiest way.



Posted by Peter Neill on February 7, 2008, 6:23 am
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 On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 10:56:58 GMT, "Richard Bradshaw"

>I was wondering in wood routing you get a range of chamfer tools with
>various radii. Is it possible to get similar cutters for a milling machine.
>I want to put a round chamfer on a piece of square aluminium and this would
>be the easiest way.
>

Yup. They are called a "corner rounding cutter".
Just type this into the J &L search box and it will come up with a
whole selection of sizes.
http://www.jlindustrial.co.uk/

Peter

Posted by mark on February 7, 2008, 6:27 am
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wrote:
> I was wondering in wood routing you get a range of chamfer tools with
> various radii. Is it possible to get similar cutters for a milling machine.
> I want to put a round chamfer on a piece of square aluminium and this would
> be the easiest way.

ebay ...they are called
radius cutters ...or radius mills.

you may have to buy an arbour for some of them.

make sure its a 1" inch arbour

and the tool has one inmch hole in it ..

as these are the most plenty full and common

all the best.mark

Posted by Trevor Jones on February 7, 2008, 8:38 am
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Richard Bradshaw wrote:

> I was wondering in wood routing you get a range of chamfer tools with
> various radii. Is it possible to get similar cutters for a milling machine.
> I want to put a round chamfer on a piece of square aluminium and this would
> be the easiest way.
>
>
Yes. Look for corner rounding end mills. Be in a chair, when you see
prices.

Cheers
Trevor Jones


Posted by Adrian Godwin on February 7, 2008, 10:25 am
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> Richard Bradshaw wrote:
>
>> I was wondering in wood routing you get a range of chamfer tools with
>> various radii. Is it possible to get similar cutters for a milling machine.
>> I want to put a round chamfer on a piece of square aluminium and this would
>> be the easiest way.
>>
>>
> Yes. Look for corner rounding end mills. Be in a chair, when you see
> prices.
>

The manufacturers of aluminium and upvc window frames use these to
cut industry-standard extrusions for individual orders. You might
be able to find a local manufacturer who'd run your pieces through
his router for beer money, if it's a one-off.

Alternatively, these people go out of business frequently. Keep a
look out for receivership auctions.

-adrian

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