e oe oe >) The American Society of cal Engineers AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME B94.19-1997 (Revision of ANSI/ASME B94.19-1985)Date of Issuance: March 20, 1998 This Standard will be revised when the Society approves the issuance of a new edition. There will be no addenda or written interpretations of the requirements of this Standard issued to this Edition. [ASME is the registered trademark of The Amocican Society of Mechanical Engineers. ‘This code or standard wos developed undor procedures accredited as mesting the criteria for ‘American National Standards, The Consensus Committee that approved the code or standard twas balanced to assure that individuala from competent and concerned interests have had an ‘opportunity to participate, The proposed code or standard was made available for public review ‘ant comment yihich provides an opportunity or addtional public input from industry, eadamia, regulatory agencies, and the publicat-large. 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During its early years, the interests of the Sectional Committee on Small Tools and Machine Tool Blements were concentrated on other parts of the standardization program; the manufacturers of milling cutters began the work by inaugurating a program of simplified practice under procedures set up by the U.S. Department of Commerce. A report of thi activity was published in 1925. Technical Committee No. 5, organized in 1927 to further the etfort, by 1929 had completed ‘4 proposed standard, submitted it to and had it accepted by the Sectional Commitee of the ASME and its two cosponsors, the National Machine Too! Builders’ Association and the Society of Automotive Engineers. Joint transmission of the proposed standard to the American Standards Association resulted in their grant of approval and recognition as an American Standard on April 8, 1930, with the designation ASA BSc-1930. Late in 1946, Sectional Committee BS instructed a reorganized TCS to revise this standard, bring it into harmony with the American Standard for Machine Tapers (ASA BS.10-1932), id enlarge its scope, On its completion in 1949 and approval by the Sectional Commitice land its three cosponsor organizations (The Metal Cutting Toot Institute is the third), the revision was presented to the American Standards Association. Designation as an American Standard was given on April 5, 1950, The document was designated ASA BS.3-1950. ‘Again in 1956, TCS was reactivated, this time for the purpose of reviewing both ASA B5.3-1950 and ASA BSel-1947 (Nomenclature for Milling Cutter Teeth) for possible revision and unification. As a result of the review, the decision was made to revise and unify, which involved such changes as: {a) deletion of all cutters not considered as standards; (d) inclusion of a nomenclature section made up of words and terms taken from ASA BScl-1947 and ASA BS.3-1950 (both the nomenclature section and glossary of terms) but restricted to elements of standard cutters only; (c) segregation and sectionalizing of tolerances on milling cutter dimensions plus the addition, for the first time, of a table of tolerances on the axial and radial runout of standard cutters, ‘The resulting American Standard was approved on February 5, 1960; it was designated ASA B5.3-1960, In 1962, Sectional Committee BS was divided, and the subject area of “Cutting Tools, Holders, Drivers, and Bushings” was assigned to new Sectional Committee B94, later renamed USA Standards Commitiee B94, Standardization of Milling Cutters was assigned to TCS of B94, Continuing developments in the milling cutter field, particularly a large expansion in the types of standard end mills, led to early reactivation of TCS for the purpose of reviewing and updating ASA B5.3-1960. The resulting new standard, ANSI B94.19, was approved ‘on May 27, 1968, ANSI B94.19-1968 incorporated several significant changes, such as{a) the increasing importance of end mitls as a distinct category of cutting tools was recognized in the new title: “Milling Cutters and End Mills"; {b) dimensional standards for end mills were separated from those for conventional milling cutters and were presented in a separate section. Similarly, the tolerance tables for milling cutters and end mills were presented separately; {c) the nomenclature section was updated and at the same time it was made more compact through deletion of unnecessary photographic illustrations, ‘The 1977 revision follows the format developed for ANSI B94.19-1968. Dimensional standards for milling cutters are covered by Tables 1-27, while Tables 28-65 cover end mills, These are followed by common milling cutter and end mill elements in Tables 66- ‘69, and by milling cutter and end mill tolerances in Tables 70 and 71, respectively. In the revision, two new tables were added while five were deleted; of the remaining tables, about 25% were revised to some degree The 1985 revision followed the 1977 format. Due to the addition of new Tables 66-71, which gave dimensions and standard sizes for premium high speed steel end mills, the 1977 tables with these numbers were redesignated as Tables 72-77. “The 1997 revision of this Standard follows the same format as the 1985 version with a few changes that were made to bring it into conformance with standard industry practice ‘Three tables were removed and dimensions for overall length were changed in eight of the lables. Tolerances were added to Table 74 for premium high speed steel end mills and adjustments were made to the tables to remove specifications for tools that arc no longer being manufactured ‘ASME B94,19-1997 was approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSD) fon September 25, 1997,ASME STANDARDS COMMITTEE B94 Cutting Tools, Holders, Drivers, and Bust! gs Standars.) (The following is the roster of the Committae at the time of approval of OFFICERS P. Bourg, Chair B.P. Biddinger, Secretary COMMITTEE PERSONNEL . Bourg, Tivaly, nc. Derby Line, Vermont AA. Bratkovich, The Association for Manufacturing Technology, MeLean, Virginia E. Ceopor, E&S Sales, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan D. Fischer, The Wapakoneta Machine Co,, Wapakoneta, Ohio W. Gill, Keon Agers, Inc, Naples, Florida D. Lonotte, Porter Precision Products, Cincinnati, Ohio ME, Merchant, institute of Advanced Manufacturing Seience, Cincinnati, Ohio V. Peterson, Kennametal, Solon, Ohio ©. Preuss, Kingsford Broach and Tool, In., Westlake, Ohio ©. Stockinger, United States Cutting Tool institute, Cleveland, Odio Wherry, Cemented Carbide Producer's Association, Cleveland, Ohio ‘TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 5: MILLING CUTTERS . Moring, Greenfield Industrios, Augusta, Georgia@ CONTENTS Foreword, : Standards Committee Roster. 1 ‘Scope 2 Nomenclature 2 Definitions 22 General Classifications 23 Explanation of “Hand” of Milling Cutters 24 Nomenclature of Cutter Elements 3 9 Cutter and End Mill Dimensions ling Cutter and End Elements Milling Cutter and End Mill Tolerances Mitling Cutter Terms End Mill Terms 1 Plain Milling Cutters, Light Duty: High-Speed Stcel 2 Plain Milling Cutters, Heavy Duty: High-Speed Stee! 3 Plain Milling Cutters, High Helis: High-Speed Steel 4 Side Milling Cutters: High-Speed Steet 5 Staggered-Tooth Side Milling Cutes: High-Speed Steel . 6 7 8 Half-Side Milling Cutters: High-Speed Steel Plain Metal Sliting Saws: High-Speed Stee! ide Teeth: High-Speed Steel Mezal Siting Saws With 9 Metal Stiving Saws With Staggered Peripheral and Side Teeth: High-Speed Stee! to Screw Slotting Cutters: High-Speed Steel u Single-Angle Milling Cutters With Straight Holes: High-Speed Stect : 2 60 deg Single-Angle Milling Cutters With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steet B Double-Angle Milling Cutters: High-Speed Steet 4 T-Slot Milling Cutters With Staggered Teeth and Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Ts woodrutt Keyseat Miling Cuters, Shank Type: High-Speed Stel : 16 Woodruff Keyseat Milling Cutters With Staggered Teeth, Asbor ‘Type: High-Speed Steel 17A Shell Mills: High-Speed Steet 17B Tolerances for Shell Mills: High-Speed Steel 8 Convex Milling Cutters, Form Relieved: High-Speed Steel 19 Concave Milling Cutters, Form Relieved: High-Speed Stee! 20 Comer Rounding Milling Cutters, Arbor Type, Form Relieved: High Speed Stee! 2 Comer Rounding Cutters With Weldon Shanks, Form Relieved: High-Speed Steel iii ” 18 18, 19 19 20 202 BA 238, Pay 26 278 278 31 32 33 4 35 36 37 38 39 40 4 Roughing Gear Milling Cutters for Gears With814% deg Pressure Angle, Form Relieved: High-Speed Steet Finsting Gear Milling Cutters for Gears With 1455 deg Pressure Angle, Form Relieved: High-Speed Steel Finishing Gear Milling Cutters for Gears With 14% deg Pressure Angle, Relieved: High-Speed Sicel Geat Milling Cuters for Mitre and Bevel Gears With 14% deg Pressure Angles, Form Relieved: High-Speed Steet Roller Chain Sprocket Milling Cutters, ASME Standard Tooth Form! Form Relieved: High-Speed Stee! Multiplo-Fute, Helical Series End Mills, Pain Straight Shanks: High-Speed Steet Roughing, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Stee! ‘Tolerances for Roughing, Single End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steet ; “TwoFlut, Single-End, Helical Series End Mills For Keyway Cutting With Weldon ‘Shanks: High-Speed Steel... stub Length, Four-Flute, Medium Helix, Double-End Miniature End Mills With Mya in. Diameter Straight Shanks: High-Speed Steel Ropar Length, Four Flue, Medium Hel, Double-Ead Minature End Mills With Mein. Diameter Straight Shanks: High-Speed Steel... Long Length Fourie, Medium Helx, Doube-End Minti End Mis Wit Ya in. Diameter Straight Shanks: High-Speed Steel . Sut Length, TworFlute, Medium Helix, Double-ind Misiatre End Mills With Yje in. Diameter Straight Shanks: High-Speed Stee! tut Length, Two-Flute, Medium Heli, Ball End, Double Ead Miniature End Mills With %q in. Diameter Straight Shanks: High-Speed Stee! Repulor Length, Two-Plute, Medium Heli, Double-Bnd Miniature End Mills With ro in. Diameter Straigm Shanks: High-Spocd Steel Regul Length, Two-Fte, Medium Helix, Ball End, Double-Eid finite End Mills With %e in. Diameter Straight Shanks: High-Speed Steel Lops Length, Tor Fie, Medium Helis Double-End Miniature End Mills With Yio in. Dismeter Straight Shanks! High-Speed Steel Repatar Length, Mulipe-Fite, Medium Helix, Singl-End End Mil With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Ste! Long Length, Maltple-Flute, Medium Helis, Single-End End’ Mills With Weldon ‘Shanks: High-Speed Steel Extra Long Length, Moliple-Plute, Medium Helix, Single-End End’ Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Stub Length, Two-Flate, Medium Heli, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steet, Regular Length, Two-Fute, Medium Heli, Single End End Mls With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Stes! ..... Repular Length, Two-Flute, Meat Helis, Ball End, Single-End End Mils With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Stee! Long Length, Two-Flute, Medium Helix, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steet Long Length, Two-Flute, Medium Helix, Ball End, Singie-End End Mills With ‘Weldon Shanks; High-Speed Steet Stub Length, Four-Flute, Medium Helis, Double-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Regular Length, Four-Flete, Medium Helix, Double-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel. eirtner Form B M 33 36 7 7 8 8 9 39 40 4 48 o4 48 49 50 sl 2 7 58 59 a ol 2 63 “a 6s 66 67 8 o 0A 708 1A 718 RA 7B B a Stub Length, Two-Flute, Medium Helix, Double-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Stee! Regular Length, Two-Flate, Medium Helix, Double-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Stee! Regular Length, Two-Flute, Medium Helis, Ball End, Double-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel ae Regular Length, Four-Flute, Medium Helis, Center Cutting, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Long Length, Four-Flute, Medium Helix, Center Cutting, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Extra Long Length, Four-Flute, Medium Helix, Center Cutting, Single-End tnd Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Regular Length, Thrce-Flute, Medium Helix, Center Cutting, Single-tnd End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Long Length, Three-Flute, Medium Helix, Center Cutting, Single-End End With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Stee! Regular Length, Four-Flute, Medium Helix, Center Cutting, Double-End With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Regular Length, Thvee-Flute, Medium Helix, Center Cutting, Double-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Steel Heavy Duty, Medium Helix, Square End, Single-End End Mills With 2 in. Diameter Shanks: High-Speed Steet Heavy Duty, Medium Helix, Ball End, Single-End End Mills With 2 Shanks: High-Speed Stee! : ties Heavy Duy, Medium Helix, Single-End, 2% in, End Mills: High-Speed Steel Regular Length, Two-Flute, High Helix, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks: High-Speed Stee! Lang Length Two, High Heli. Singk-End nd Mills Wah Weldon Shanks: High Speed Steel Exira Long Length, Two-Flute, High Helix, Shanks: High-Speed Steel Four-Flute, Center Cutting, Medium Helix, Single-End End Mills Wil Shanks Ball End, Two-Flute, Medium Helix, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks Long Length, Four-Flute, Center Cutting, Medium Helix, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks Sates Ball End, Four-Flute, Medium Helix, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks ‘Two-Fluie, Medium Helix, Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks Extra Long Length, Multiple-Flute, Center Cutting, Medium Helix Single-End End Mills With Weldon Shanks : Keys. and Keyways for Milling Cutters and Atbors Weldon Shanks. cee Tolerances for Weldon Shanks Combination Shanks for End Mills, Right-Hand Cut Tolerances for Combination Sharks for End Mills, Right-Hand Cut Combination Shanks for End Mills, Left-Hand Cut ‘Tolerances for Combination Shanks for End Mills, Lefi-Hand Cut Tolerances for Standard Milling Cutters cit Mills 1. Diameter ingle-End End Mills With Weldon feldon Tolerances for Standard Ei ‘Appendix A Conversion Tables From Inch to Millimeter 4s 47 47 48 48 49 49. 50 5 2 33 33 55 55 58 35 56 PASSSVseysTables ® AL Conversion Table From Inch to Millimeter eat de AD Conversion Table From Inch to Millimeter for Decimal Inch Values Less ‘Than | Cy[ASME 894.19.1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS 1 SCOPE ‘This Standard covers high speed stee! milling cutters and end mills of one piece construction as listed in ‘Tables | through 62. It also includes general definitions, sizes, and tolerances. 2 NOMENCLATURE 2.1 Definitions ‘milling cuter: a rotary cuting tool provided with one ‘or more cutting elements called teeth, which intermit: tently engage the workpiece and remove material by relative movement of the workpiece and cutter (see Fig. 1). fend mill: 4 milling. cutter that is shank mounted to the machine tool and has cutting teeth on the end in addition to those on the periphery. It may be of single ‘or double end construction (see Fig. 2) 22 General Classifications 2.2.1 Classification Based on Type of Relief ‘on Cutting Edges profile sharpened cutter: a cutter on which the relief is obtained, and that is resharpened by grinding a narrow land back of the cutting edges. Profile sharpened cutters may produce flat, curved, or irregular surfaces. form relieved cuter: a cutter which is so relieved that, by grinding only the faces of the teeth, the original form is maintained throughout the life of the cutter. Form relieved cutters may produce flat, curved, or irregular surfaces. 2.2.2 Classification Based on Method of Mounting arbor-ype cutter: a cutter with a hold for mounting fon an arbor and that usually has a keyway (0 receive a driving key. Sometimes called a shell-type cutter shank-type cutter: 9 cutter with a straight or tapered shank 10 fit the machine tool spindle or adapter. 2.3 Explanation of “Hand” of Milling Cutters ‘The terms right hand and left hand are used 10 describe hand of rotation, hand of cutter, and hand of flute helix. 2.3.1 Hand of Rotation (or Hand of Cut} right-hand rotation (or right-hand cut}: the counter clockwise rotation of a cutter revolving so as to make a cut when viewed from a position in front of a horizontal milling machine and facing the spindle. lefchand rotation (or left-hand cut): the clockwise rotation of a cutter revolving so as to make a cut when viewed from a position in front of a horizontal milling ‘machine and facing the spindle 2.8.2 Hand of Cutter. Some types of cutters re quire special consideration when referring (o their hand. ‘These are principally cutters with unsymmetrical forms, face type cutters, or cutters with threaded holes. symmetrical cutter: may be reversed on the arbor in the same axial position and rotated in the cutting. direction without altering the contour produced on the workpiece, and may be considered as either right or left hand, unsymmetrical cuiter: reverses the contour produced fon the workpiece when reversed on the arbor in the same axial position and rotated in the cutting direction. single angle milling cuter: when the larger diameter side faces the viewer, a single angle milling cutter is right hand if it must be rocated counterclockwise 10 make a cut. When the larger diameter side faces the viewer, a single angle milling cutter is left hand if it must be rotated clockwise to make a cut single comer rounding cutter: when the smaller diameter side faces the viewer, the cutter is right hand if rotated counterclockwise 10 make a cul, and is left hand if rotated clockwise to make a cut. 2.3.3 Hand of Flute Helix straight flue: a milling cutter with its cutting edges in planes parallel to the cutter axis Milling cutters with flute helix in one direction only are described as having right- or left-hand helixes.ASME 296.19-1997 Radial relief angle = Face ian Halical ‘ake angle MILLING CUTTERS AND ENO MILLS Radial rake engle (positive shown) Tooth Axial face lief y a Peripheral cutting edge Tooth face Clearance surface Concavity | FIG. 1 MILLING CUTTER TERMS right-hand helix: the flutes twist away from the observer in a clockwise direction when viewed from either end of the cutter lefichand helix: the flutes twist away from the ob- server in a counterclockwise direction when viewed from either end of the cutter. staggered toorh cutter: a milling cutter with every ‘other flute of opposite (right- and left-hand) helix. 2.4 Nomenclature of Cutter Elements alternaie: cutter features that differ from each other in turn in a regular Sequence such as cutting edges, Chip breakers, chamfers, or teeth axial relief: ee relief axis: the line about which a cutter rotates. back-off: see prefered term relief cam: see relief cam relief see relief. chamfer: (1) a beveled surface to eliminate an other- wise sharp comer; (2) a relieved angular cutting edge at a tooth comer. chamfer angle: the angle between a beveled surface id the axis of the cutter chamfer length: the extent of the chamfer measured parallel to the axis of the cutter circular pitch: in reference to milling cutters, the circular distance between adjacent teeth measured at the periphery of the cutter circular pitch variation: the amount of departure from true or specified circular pitch clearance: the additional space provided behind the relieved land of a cutter tooth to eliminate undesirable contact between the cutter and workpiece. clearance surface: the angular or curved surface be- hind the relieved land,MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 894.19-1997 Radial rake angle Overall length ————»} "posit to cuttonan <= End cutting edge ‘concavity angle Tooth face End clearance Axial relief angle | Enlaroed End View Enlarged Section of End Mill Tooth FIG. 2 END MILL TERMS End gash Holix angie Enlarged Section of End Mi concave: (1) departure from a plane where the central portion is below or interior to the outer edges: (2) departure from parallelism on a cutter where the diame: ter is less at the middle than at the ends; (3) specifically, a cutter designed to produce a convex surface of circular contour, concavity: see relief. convex: (1) departure from a plane where the central portion is above or exterior to the outer edges; (2) cparture from parallelism on a cutter where the diame- ter is greater at the middle than at the ends: (3) specifically, a cutter designed to produce a concave surface of circular contour. core diameter: the diameter of a eircle that is tangent to the bottom of the flutes, counterbore: as applied to a milling cutter, an enlarge- ‘ment of the cutter bore at one or both ends to provide space for a nut, screw, oF bolts, or to provide clearance for a shoulder on arbor or spindle. A recess to facilitate ‘manufacture and sharpening where a cutter has end tect, cutter sweep: the sections removed by the milling cuter or grinding wheel in entering or leaving the flute, ‘cutting edge: the leading edge of the cutter tooth. cuiting edge angle; the angle that a cutting edge makes with an axial plane at any given point. A constant lead will produce a constant cutting edge angle on a cylindrical cutter, and a varying cutting edge angle on a tapered cuter. A varying lead can be used to produce 4 constant cutting edge angle on a tapered cutter depth of form: on a cutter, the difference between the radial distances to the highest and lowest points of the cutting edges dish: .see preferred term concavity under relief. drive slot: a slot in the side or end of a cutter to receive a driving key. eccentric relief: see relief. effective diameter: the maximum width of the flat surface that a shetl mill will produce at one pass. end relief: see preferred term axial relief undet relief entrance angle: the angle formed between a center line on the cutter that is perpendicular to the direction‘ASME 898.19.1997 of feed, and a radial line through @ point on the cutting, edge where the tooth first contacts the workpiece ‘face: the axial cutting length of @ plain mill or similar cutter face relief- see preferred term axial relief under relief. fillet: the bottom surface of the flute flat relief: see relief flute: the chip space between the back of one tooth and the face of the following tooth flute length: see lengih of cut flute spacing: see preferred term circular pitch. form relieved: see para, 2.2.1 seask; (1) see preferred term flute: 2) a term applied to the secondary cuts on a tool to provide chip space at comers and ends gullet: see preferred term fillet hneel: (1) the back edge of the relieved land; (2) the inner end of a facing cutting edge. helical: describes a cutting edge or flue that prog- resses uniformly around a cylindrical surface in an axial direction, helical rake: see rake. helix angle: the cutting edge angle that a helical cutting edge makes with a plane containing the axis of a cylindrical cutter. hook: see rake. Keyway: the pocket or slot, usually in the driven element, to provide a driving surface for the key. Jand: the narrow surface of a profile sharpened cutter tooth immediately behind the cutting edge. cylindrical land: a narrow portion of the peripheral land, adjacent to the cutting edge, having no radial relief. relieved and: a narrow portion of the land, adjacent to the cutting edge, which provides relief. uunrelieved land: a narrow portion of the land, adja- ‘cent (0 the cutting edge, having no relief Tead: the axial advance of a helical cutting edge in fone turn around the axis length of cut as applied to end mills, the effective axial length of cutting edge (not including the cutter sweep; see Fig, 2). MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS lip: the material included between a relieved land and 4 tooth face. lip angle: the included angle between a tooth face and a relieved land, neck: the section of reduced diameter between the flutes and shank of a shank type cutter offset: the distance that a tooth face is positioned off center to obtain the desired rake parallelism: the condition in which the radius to any point of a peripheral cutting edge is constant. peripheral relief: see relief. peripheral relief angle: see preferred term relief angle under relief. periphery: the outside circumference of a cutter. positive rake: see rake. primary relief see relief. profile sharpened: see para. 22.1 radial rake: soe rake. radial relief see relief rake: the angular relationship between the tooth face, for a tangent to the tooth face at a given point and a given reference plane or line. helical rake: applies to helical teeth only {not angu lar). The helical rake at a given point on the flute face is the angle between the tool axis and a tangent plane at the given point hook: concave condition of a tooth face. The rake of @ hooked tooth face must be determined at a given point positive rake: describes a tooth face in rotation whose cutting edge leads the surface of the tooth face. radial roke: the angle between the tooth face and a radial fine passing through the cutting edge in a plane perpendicular to the cutter axi resultant rake: the angle between a tangent to the tooth face at a given point on the cutting edge and a radial Tine to this point measured in a plane perpendicu- lar to the cutting edge. Resultant rake is a term descrip- live of cutter geometry alone without regard to operating factors and defines the resultant rake contained on a cutter due to the combination of radial rake or hook; rake; and a comer angle or comerMILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS tangential rake: the angle between a line tangent to a hooked tooth face at the peripheral cutting edge and a radial Hine passing through this point of tangency. relief the result ofthe removal of too! material behind for adjacent to the cutting edge to provide clearance and prevent rubbing (heel drag) axial relief reliet measured in the axial direction between plane perpendicular to the axis and the relieved surface. It can be measured by the amount of indicator drop at a given radius in a given amount of angular rotation. cam relief: the relief from the cutting edge 10 the back of the tooth produced by a cam actuated cutting tool or grinding wheel on a relieving (back-off) machine. ‘concavity: the progressive decrease in cutter width from the periphery toward the center ‘concave relief: a relieved surface behind the cutting edge, which is concave eccentric relief a relieved surface behind the cutting edge, which is convex. lar relief a relieved surface behind the cutting edge, which is essentially fla Primary relief: the relief immediately behind the cutting edge. relief angle: the angle formed between a relieved surface and a given plane tangent to a cutting edge or to a point on a cutting edge radial relif reli in a radial direction measured in the plane of rotation. I can be measured by the amount of indicator drop at a given radius in a given ‘amount of angular rotation. secondary relief see preferred term clearance side relief» see preferred term axial relief under relief shank: that projecting portion of a cutter which locates and drives the cutter in the machine spindle or adapter. ASME 834,19-1997 spiral: see preferred term helical Stagger: the intentional misalignment of cutting edges for teeth in a cutter. See also alternate. straight shank: a cutter shank that is eylindtical tang: the flaited end portion of a shank that mates ‘with a slot in the driving spindle or adapter. tangential rake: see rake. taper shank: a shank made to fit a specified (conical) taper socket tooth: a projection on a cutter that carries @ cutting edge, tooth face impinges. the surface of the tooth on which the chip tooth spacing: see preferred term circular pitch weldon shank: a straight shank with special flats for driving and locating the tool (see Table 73). 3 MILLING CUTTER AND END MILL DIMENSIONS Dimensions of standard sizes are given in Tables 1 through 68 4 MILLING CUTTER AND END MILL ELEMENTS Dimensions and tolerances are given in Tables 69 through 74. 5 MILLING CUTTER AND END MILL TOLERANCES: ‘Tolerances for st and 74. ard sizes are given in Tables 73ASME 694.19-1997 | | Hole recess optional with manufacturer MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 1 PLAIN MILLING CUTTERS, LIGHT DUTY: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter Dia, D Hole Dia, H Face Width, W Cutter Dia, D_Hole Dia, H_Face Width, W 2% 1 2% 1 24 1 2 1 2% 1 2 1 24 1 2h 1 2h 1 2h 1 2h 1 3 1 3 1 a 1 3 1 3 % 3 % a 1 3 M% 3 1 a % GENERAL NOTES: % {a) All dimensions are given in inches. (b) For keyway dimensions, see Table 63 {6} For tolerances, see Table 73. (a) Cutters less than % in. face have stra % 1 % 1% % % % {6} Cutors% in. face ane wider have a helix angle of not fess than 15 deg nor greater than 25 dog Waft-hand helix not shown)MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS —w—+ Tote recess optional with manufacturer TABLE 2 PLAIN MILLING CUTTERS, HEAVY DUTY: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter Dia, D Hole Dia, H Face Width, W_ 2 1 2h 1 3 % 3 % 3 WA 3 M% 3 % a 4 4 4 1% "% % Vs GENERAL NOTES: {a} All dimensions are given in inches. {b) For keyway dimensions, seo Table 69. {c) For tolerances, see Table 73, (a) Cuners have a helix angle of not less than 25 deg nor sreater than 45 dg (lefhand helix show). ASME 89419-1997 Hole recess optional with manufacturer TABLE 3. PLAIN MILLING CUTTERS, HIGH HELIX: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter Dia, D Hole Dia, ‘Face Width, W 3 % 4 3 M% 6 4 My 8 GENERAL NOTES: {a} All dimensions are given in inches. {b) For keyway dimensions, soo Ta {6} For tolerances, soe Table 73, {@) Cuttore have a halix anglo of not loss than 45 dog nor ‘greater than 82 dag {lok hand helix shown).ASME 694.19-1997 eS4 D MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS 2 % 2 % % % 2% h 2% % 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 % 4 1 4 % 4 1 4 T% GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. {For keyway dimensions, sae Table 63, {c) For tolerances, soe Table 73, 4 5 5 5 5 s 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 8 a a 8(MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS w TABLE § STAGGERED-TOOTH SIDE MILLING CUTTERS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL cui M% 1" 1% ™% ™% ™% % Mm My ™% % % 1% My M% % % ™% Ms Ms % % % % M% 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 8 8 8 8 GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions ate given in inches. {) For keyway dimensions, see Table 63 {c) For tolerances, see Table 73 Face Width, W ASME 894.19-1997 Recess optional with manufacturer TABLE 6 HALF-SIDE MILLING CUTTERS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter Dis, D ‘Hole Dia, Hace Width, W_ 4 % % 6 % 4 6 M% % GENERAL NOTES: {Q) All dimensions are given in inches. {by For keyway dimensions, see Table 68, (@) For tolerances, see Table 73. {@) Right hand cuitore have righthand helix, and loft-hand ‘outers have left hand helix. Righthand cutter is shownASME 894,19-1997 4 hw TABLE 7 PLAIN METAL SLITTING SAW: HIGH-SPEED STEEL (MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ia, D Gutter Hote Dia, Foce Width, W GENERAL NOTES: [a) All dimensions are given in inches. (b} For koyway dimensions, see Table 69, (c) For tolerances, see Table 73. () Hub is opt (e) Sides aro nal with manufacturer mneaved to arbor hole or hub. oy oyMILLING CUTTERS AND ENO MILLS ASME 894.19-1987 @ hw TABLE 8 METAL SLITTING SAWS WITH SIDE TESTES HIGH-SPEED STEEL TABLE 9 METAL SLITTING SAWS WITH CarterDinO_‘Hol Face Wisth, W STAGGERED PERIPHERAL AND SIDE TEETH: 24 = HIGH-SPEED STEEL 2 Cutter Dia, D He 4 Face Width, W 2% 3 4 5 5 @ ; 6 8 6 8 8 10 ‘0 2 2 GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches, {b)} For keyway dimensions, see Table 69. {c) For tolerances, soe Tablo 73, GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. (©) For keyway dimensions, soe Table 69, (6) For tolerances, seo Tabio 73.aa © Sides straight to hole | 0) TABLE 10 SCREW SLOTTING CUTTERS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL “American No- Face ‘American No. Face Cutter Dis, Wire Gage ‘of -—-Hole Dia, Width, Cutter Dia, Wire Gage _ of Hole ia, With, 0 Non Taeth w No Teeth w P 7 7 oes rr) % 0081 % eR + 0326 7 60 % 0005 2 > 2 1 oats 3% 80 % 0000 ™% wo 72 + ona 980 % 0.036 mm no + 00s a) % 00s % 2 n 1 0.081 2 60 % 0028 #) Y% ase + oor 2 60 % 0.025 y% “uo oR + 0.068 260 % 0.073 m 6% + 0057 2% 60 % 0.020 ™% 6 + 0051 90 % 0.054 m v2 + oo % 1% (90 % 0087 2 ~% 2 + oom 1% (90 % 0.051 % as 2 + 0a aH 7 % 0.085 ™% 2 OR 1+ oo 1% 0 00 ™% n 2 1 0078 % % % 0.036 ™% 2a oR + 0025 % 2» 90 % 003 ™% a On + 0073 % 290 % 0028 m mu 2 1 000% 2 90 % 0025 2h “oO % doce 2 90 % 0023 a) % oo 290 % __ 0.020 ") GENERAL NOTES: {a All dimensions are given in inches. {61 For keyway dimensions, see Table 69, (c) For tolerances, see Table 73.MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS We rAngle A TABLE 11 SINGLE-ANGLE MILLING CUTTERS WITH STRAIGHT HOLES: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Included Cutter Dia, Angle Deg, Hole Dia, Face Width, 2 a 4 w 2% 45 2% 60 2 45 3 60 GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in (0) For koymay dimonsions, see Table 69. (€) For tolerances, seo Table 73. () Right-hand and lefthand cutters are standard. Right hand ceulter is shown, ASME 694.19.1997 TABLE 12 60 deg SINGLE-ANGLE MILLING CUTTERS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH- ‘SPEED STEEL Ove Cutter Length, Shank Dia, Width, L s w 2% he 2% She 3% “ho Be 1% GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inchos, (6) For tolerances, seo Tabla 73. {e) For shank dimensions, soo Table 70A, (q) Right hand cuttors are standard,ASME 896,19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS {angio a am TABLE 13 DOUBLE-ANGLE MILLING CUTTERS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL eluded Cutter Dia, Angle: Hole Die, Face Width, 2D A 4 w Dy 45 1 % ™% 60 % 2% 90 1 % GENERAL NOTES: {a All dimensions aro givon in inches. (©) For keyway dimensions, see Table 68. {c} For tolerances, s20 Table 73. p) 0)MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 894,19-1997 ——4 Poe TABLE 14 T-SLOT MILLING CUTTERS WITH STAGGERED TEETH AND WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL eee) | GENERAL NOTES: (a All ons are given in inches. rances, see Table 73, ‘dimensions, see Table 70A. ‘cutters are standardASME 69419-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS —t = t ea Vzin. dia TABLE 15 WOODRUFF KEYSEAT MILLING CUTTERS, SHANK TYPE: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Nom. Cutter Overal Face Nom. Cutter Overall Face Cutter Dia, ‘No. Length, Width, Cuttor Dia, ‘No. Length, ‘wien, DiNvote (2h —_tNote (11 L w DINote (2ih (Note (11 L w % 202 he Yo 7 608 Pa he 202% ae Ye 1 708 Dog he 302% 2% Ya 1 808 2 % 203 Me Ye 1 1008: Me % 303 Bh Ya 1 1208 ra % 403 2% % 1 609 he % 208 Me Ye 1 709 2a % 308 De oh 1 309 2% % 404 24 te 1 1008 he % 305 On Sa % 610 De » 405 2 % 710 2a % 505 Ba Ya 810 2% % 605 He he i010 De % 408 2h % 1210 2 % 506 Ba he ait % 606 Me Ye 101 % 208 aK % vant % 507 2h Soo B12 % 607 De he 012 De % 707 ie a 122 2% h 207 2 % GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. (0) For tolerances, see Table 73. {e) Tho amount of oversize is incorporated in the tolerances. (a) These cutters are standard with right-hand cut. All sizos have Yin. diameter straight shank Notes. (1) The cutter numbers indicate nominal key dimensions or cuter sizes. The last two digits give the nominal diameter in eighths fof an inch, and the digits preceding the last two give the nominal width in thirty-seconds of an inch. Thus, cuttar No, 208 Indicates a size Yr in. x°% in. or Zain wide x Yin in diameter. See ASME B17.2-1967 (R1990), Woodrutf Keys and Keyseats, (2) Furnished eversite to ollow for sharpening 16 mn Wy »»)MILLING CUTTERS AND ENO MILLS ASME B94,19-1997 ae TABLE 16 WOODRUFF KEYSEAT MILLING CUTTERS WITH STAGGERED TEETH, ARBOR TYPE: HIGH-SPEED STEEL "Nom. Cutter Dia, D. Cutter No, Hole Dia, Face Wich, {Note () (Note 2H w my ov Ye I 817 Me Bs 017 %e a ay % mh 822 % % 1022 1 he mh 1222 1 % mh 1422 1 Ths m% 1622 1 * 3% 1228 1 te ah 1628 1 ca 1828 1 % 3h 2028 1 h % 2428 1 % GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. (b) For keymay dimensions, see Table 68. {e) For tolerances, see Table 73. {d) Tolerances are applied to the oversize diameter. Notes: 11) Furnished Ye in. larger than listed diameters to allow for sharpening. {2) The cutter numbers indicate nominal key dimensions or cuttor sizes, The last two digits give the nominal diameter, in sighths of an inch and the digits preceding the last two give tho nominal width in thizty-soconds of an inch, Thus, Cuttor No. 817 indicatas a sizo %, in. x 1% i. oF %y i, e ‘wide «2% in. in diameter. See ASME B17.2°1967 (R190), Woodruff Keys and Keyseats. 0ASME 894.19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS %) Fitradiush Right-hand helix; Fight-hand cuttors are standard 4) Counterbore “Angular cutter Bowring HoleGuttar Increase, Dia, Length, Dia, Width, Width, Di, deg. ° 3 a w c Gi t h % % % ° Ws % 0 Me fhe % 0 2 he Its o a % Ye 0 2% 1 % Me ° )) Ph 1 % ve 5 3 ™% % ve 8 a % h % 5 4 Ne % % 5 % T% % % ‘0 5 % % % 10 6 2 % 2M 15 GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimonsions are given in inches. {by Soe special tolorances in Table 17B. {0} Right hand cuter ae standard ‘TABLE 17B TOLERANCES FOR SHELL MILLS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Oesion » Cuter dia Pus All sizes Yu Cutter width: Plus or minus All sizes: Yeu Hote di Piss All ses 0.0008 Bearing length Pas Asie ‘oe Diving slot wieth Pus not tess than Aisne 0.008 : Pius not more than oor Driving slot depth Pus Al sives ‘ou Croore dia Plus oF minus Ail sizes ‘he ub aio Plus oF minus ‘i sites he GENERAL NOTES: {a All dimensions a (0) For radial and ax iven in inches. funout, see Table 73.MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 18 CONVEX MILLING CUTTERS, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ‘Gutter Size Cutter Dia, Dis of Hole Dia, Face Width, ° Circle, € 4 w 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 % M% % M% GENERAL NOTES: {) All dimensions are given in inches. {] For keyway dimensions, see Table 69, {c) For tolerances, sew Table 73. ASME B94.19-1997 TABLE 19 CONCAVE MILLING CUTTERS, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Gutter Cutter Size Dia Face Dia, of Circe, ° 24 2h vensions are given in inches. vynay dimensions, see Table 69 (c) For tolerances, soe Table 73,ASME 894.19.1997 TABLE 20 CORNER ROUNDING MILLING CUTTERS, ARBOR TYPE, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Gutter Size Cutter Bia, Hole Dia, —-Radlus, Face Width, 2 ® w Pn 1 % % 3 1 We a % % he M% % oh a MM % he GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inche () For keyway dimensions, see Ta {e) For tolerances, see Table 73. (a) Right-hand cutters are standard. Right-hand cutter is shown. % cutter (* is also standacd in left hand. MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS f o + 4 i A TABLE 21 CORNER ROUNDING CUTTERS WITH WELDON SHANKS, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Gutter Gutter Overall Circle. Shank. Outside Dia End Length, Radius. Oia, (00),0 Did 8 s GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. (6) For tolerances, se0 Table 73. (6) For shank dimensions, seo Table 70A. (a) Righthand cutters are standard. y\@ i® MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS jie? TABLE 22 ROUGHING GEAR MILLING CUTTERS FOR GEARS WITH 141, deg PRESSURE ANGLE, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH- ‘SPEED STEEL ‘Cutter Hol Dia, Diamotral Dia, 2 Pitch 4 8% 1 Th ™% 5% 2 8% 2% B% 2 8% 5% ah 4% h 4% 4% % 3% % By GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inchos. (b) For keyway dimensions, see Table 68. (e) For tolerances, see Table 73. (di Design of chip breakers is optional with manufacturer, Roughing utters are made with No. 1 cutter form only. See Table 224. a ASME 894.19-1997 TABLE 234 FINISHING GEAR MILLING CUTTERS FOR GEARS WITH 141, deg PRESSURE ANGLE, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH- SPEED STEEL ‘Cutter Form ‘Number 135 through a rack 55 through 134 35 through 54 28 through 34 21 through 25 17 through 20 14 through 18 Wand 13, GENERAL NOTE: On the basis of eight different ranges of numbers of gear teeth required {from 12 to.a rack), eight cutters, designated by numbers, are made for each diametral pitch. Tho arrangement applies to cutters listed in Tables 23A, 238, ‘and 24ASME 84.19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 238 FINISHING GEAR MILLING CUTTERS FOR GEARS WITH 14 ») deg PRESSURE ANGLE, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ) » 3% % Ea 1 GENERAL NOTES: (2) All dimensions are given in inches. {0} For keywoy dimansione, c2e Table 69 inces, 200 Table 73. umber relative to numbers of gear teeth, soe Table 23A. y 2MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME B94.19-1997 e TABLE 24. GEAR MILLING CUTTERS FOR MITRE AND BEVEL GEARS WITH 14’ deg PRESSURE ANGLES, FORM RELIEVED: HIGH- ‘SPEED STEEL Cutter Dia iametral Hole Dia, D Pitch 4 4 3 % a 4 % 3h 5 % 4 6 1 2% 7 1 mh 8 % 0 a4 2 2% “4 % 6 2 2» % 2 GENERAL NOTES: 2) All dimensions are (6) For keyway dimensions, see Table 63. (6) For tolerances, see Table 73, (a) To select the cutter number for bevel gears with the axis at any angle, double the back cone radius and multiply by the diamotral pitch. This gives the number of teeth in the oquivatont spur gear and isthe basis for selacting tho propor cutter number trom Table 23. ie 23ASME B94.19-1987 a MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 25 ROLLER CHAIN SPROCKET MILLING CUTTERS, ASME STANDARD TOOTH FORM," FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter ‘No. of Hole Cutter Dia, Chain Toeth in Dis, wide, ° Pitch Sprocket 4 w % 6 1 % 78 1 % on 1 % wa 1 % 18-34 1 % 0.130 35 and over 1 % 0.200 6 1 % 0,200 re im h 0.200 ot 1 % 0.200, 7 1 % 0.200 13-24 1 % 9.200 38 and over 1 % 0313 6 1 % 0.313 7-8 1 % 0313 on 1 % 0313 247 1 % 0313 18-34 1 % 0.313 38 and over 1 % 90.400 6 1 a 0.400 18 1 h 0.400 gat 1 % 0.400 1217 1 % 9.400 18-34 1 % 9.400 35 and over 1 3% % 0.469 6 1 % % 0.469 8 1 % % 0.489 on 1 % % 0.489 1247 1 3% % 0.468 i834 1 a% % 0.469 35 and over 1 b) » » » »MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 896.19-1897 ] @ TABLE 25 ROLLER CHAIN SPROCKET MILLING CUTTERS, ASME STANDARD TOOTH FORM,' FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL (CONT'D) carter No.of Dia, Chain Roll Tosth in Dia, wide, o Pitch Dia Sprocket 4 w ah 0.625 6 4 0.628 78 4% 0.826 on a 0.625 27 a% 0.625 19-94 ah 0.625 235 and over 0750 6 0750 1-3 0.750 on 0750 7 0750 1634 0750 36 and over 087 6 o875 18 oes on 0875 247 oes 138 0878 35 and over 1.000 ° 000 18 1000 on ! ® 1.000 47 000 138 000 28 and over 1126 6 1125 rs 1125 on 1435 17 1128 wa 1125 25 and over 1.406 6 1406 3 1006 on 1406 17 408 18.38 a0 25 and over i tees 2% 1.563 18 2% 1563 on 2% 1569 17 2h 1.503 18-34 2% 1563 35 and over 2%ASME 894.19:1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 25 ROLLER CHAIN SPROCKET MILLING CUTTERS, ASME STANDARD TOOTH FORM,” FORM RELIEVED: HIGH-SPEED STEEL (CONT'D) ‘No. of Hole Cutter chain Roll Teeth in Dia, Width, Pitch Dia—_—_—_—‘Sprocket 4 ™% 3 1.875 2 ™% 3 1875 2 Th 3 1875 2 a 3 1875 2 8 3 1.875, 2 8 3 1878 2 GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {b) For keyway dimensions, see Table 68. {e) For tolerances, sce Table 73. Note: (iy Sew ASME 629.1M-1999, Precision Power Transmission Roller Chains, Attachments, and Sprockets. %6 ty} oy\e \@ (@ ‘MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS kes TABLE 26 MULTIPLE-FLUTE, HELICAL SERIES END MILLS, PLAIN STRAIGHT SHANKS: HIGH- ‘SPEED STEEL ‘Overall Gut Length Length, t Ww 1% se 1% % Ms % Te % 2% Me 2% 1h GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {b) Outside ciametar tolerance Is +0.002/-0.000, {6} For all other tolnrances, see Table 74 {d) Right-hand cutters with right nand helixes are standard, Helix angle is not less than 10 deg. [ASME B98.19-1997[ASME 894.19.1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 27A ROUGHING, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON ‘SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Overall Shenk Cut ‘Overat! Shank Gut cutter, Length, Dia, Length, Cutter, Length, Dia, Length, 2 t s w ° t s w Ys 3 1 2 oO? z Pa % % 2 m2 3 % 4 2 2 % 2 4 4 a 2 % 2 5 % % 2 %% 2 6 % a 2 we 2 7 % mH 2 W% 2 8 % a4 2 13% 2 10 % 3h 2 sh 2 2 1 a) 2% ™ 2 4 1 8% 1 Ea m2 6 % a % 2 th 2 8 % 8% "% 2% 1h 2 10 a % 3 Mm ‘ % Om 3 % oh 6 % 4% 1% 3 w% 8 Ye ee 3 w% eo GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {b) For all other element tolerances, see Table 74 {e) For shank dimensions, seo Table 70A, {a) Righthand cutters with right-hand helic are standard, le) See Table 278 for tolerances. 8 } »)eo 1e K MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 27B TOLERANCES FOR ROUGHING, ‘SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON ‘SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ASME 891.107 eee - | ‘ Element Tolerance Outside dia ++0.025/-0.005 Outside dia taper Cut length: max front taper Up to inet 0.002 Over 410 6 ine! 0.003 Over 610 12 incl 0.008 Cut length: max back taper Up to 4 incl 0.005 Over 410 8 inet .008 Over 6 t0 12 incl dor Outside dia form runout (Note (1H) Cut length: max runout Up t0 4 incl 0.008 Over 6 t0 12 incl 0.008 Cut length dan GENERAL NOTES: (a) All dimoasions are given in inches. {) For all other element tolerances, seo Table 74 (e) For shank dimensions, s90 Table 70A, Note: (1) Outside diameter form runout is measured on cont » L of) ma eres fet TABLE 28 TWO-FLUTE, SINGLE-END, HELICAL SERIES END MILLS FOR KEYWAY CUTTING WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH- SPEED STEEL ‘Cutter ‘Shank Dia, D % % he %% YW % She % % % % % % % % % % % 1 1 % % GENERAL NOTES: (a) All dimonsions are given in inchas. (b} Outside diamotor tolerance is 10,0000/-0.0016. (e) For al other tolorancos, soo Table 74 (For shank dimensions, see Table 70A. fe} Righthand euttore with right-hand het Holix angle is optional with manufactur 0 standard.ASME 89419-1937 LES ° a as MILLING CUTTERS AND END MULLS L ¥ 7 4, 2 - Aiein. « 1 i SS @ af TABLE 29 STUB LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END MINIATURE END MILLS WITH %q in. DIAMETER STRAIGHT ‘SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter ‘Overall cut Dia, Length, Length, D %e 2 Sa Ya 2 Ye % 2 She we 2 "es Ke 2 Ye GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {For tolerances, see Table 74, {6} Right hand cutters with right-hand holixes are standard. Helix angle is greater then 19 deg, but not more than 39 deg TABLE 30 REGULAR LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END MINIATURE END MILLS WITH %¢ in. DIAMETER STRAIGHT ‘SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ‘cutter ‘cut Dia, Length, 0 w sl he ee % Ye % he 2h The ha ah % GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. Xb) For tolerances, soe Table 74. {e} Right-hand cutters with right-hand helixes are standard Helix angle is greater then 19 deg, but nt more than 39 deg. 0 Oy 0)\@ MILUNG CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 694,19-1997 4 eS oo Ss) — ae TABLE 31_LONG LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END MINIATURE END MILLS WITH %4¢ in. DIAMETER STRAIGHT SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Length ‘Overall cut Bolow Shank, Length, Length, 8 L w 2% % 3% 3% 3% GENERAL NOTES: {) All dimensions are givon in inches. {bl For tolerances, 690 Tablo 7. {6} Right-hand cutters with righthand helixes are standard. Helix angle ie greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 deg. 31ASME 894,19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS = Aisin. ——— =S > TABLE 32 STUB LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, (MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END MINIATURE. in, DIAMETER STRAIGHT GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. rances, see Table 74. {e) Right-hand cutters with right hand helixes are standard. HHalix angle is greater than 19 dog, but not more than 39 deg. 2 )(MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME B94.19-1997 «fo» oa : ne 1 C Le < : TABLE 33 STUB LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, BALL END, DOUBLE-END MINIATURE END MILLS WITH %g in. DIAMETER STRAIGHT SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter and ‘Overatt End Circle Longth, Dia, Dand C L . 2 a 2 % 2 te 2 She 2 GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are givon in inches. (0) For tolorances, see Table 74 (6) Rignt-hang cutters with right-hand helixes are standard. Helix angle is greater than 19 dag, but not more than 39 deg. 33ASME 694.19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ro ° 1 + TABLE 34 REGULAR LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END MINIATURE. END MILLS WITH %e in. DIAMETER STRAIGHT ‘SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter Overall cut Dia, Length, Length, 2 £ _w You tn ha Sha Ye he Sha cm Ye a he a % h he Nha on the he % Ye % ‘GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches, {6} For tolerances, seo Table 74 fand caters with right-hand helixes are standard ‘angle is greater than 19 deg, but not more than "MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 694.19-1997 je 0 “EL = gin. TABLE 35 REGULAR LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, BALL END, DOUBLE-END MINIATURE END MILLS WITH %¢ in. 'e DIAMETER STRAIGHT SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Gutter and Overall cat End Cirle Lenath, Length, Dia, Dand © c w 2% ™% 2% 2% 2h tn ches. ) {6 Fortoteances, se Table 7 1e {0} Right hand cattore with ighthand helises are standard Holic angle te greater than 10 Gag. but nat more then 35ASME 894.19-197 MILLING CUTTERS AND ENO MILLS BT EE St® TABLE 36 LONG LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX DOUBLE-END MINIATURE END MILLS WITH %e in. DIAMETER STRAIGHT ‘SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter ‘Length ‘Overalt cut Dia, Below Shank, Length, Length, t Ww 25 Ya 2% te 3% % 3% 4 3% 1 (GENERAL NOTES: {@) all dimensions are given in inches. (0 For tolerances, see Table 74. {el Righthand cutters with right-hand helixes are standard. Helix angle is greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 dea. 36 nMILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 89419-1997 1 /+#———t ‘ pa Bei et tate SSS ® ESS e tr t TABLE 37 _ REGULAR LENGTH, MULTIPLE- TABLE 38 LONG LENGTH, MULTIPLE-FLUTE, FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL :o —_ Seo == EE ‘No, Overall Cutter Di, of Length, Shank Dis, Cut Length, Cutter Dis, of Length, Shank Dia, Cut Length, D | Futes L s w D Futes s w SERS a % 4 the % wt 4 % he 4 % Yee 4 % % 4 3% 1% 4 & The 4 8% % 4 % ” a4 2 7 % % % ™% 4 % % 45K 3 4 % % 4K % ‘ % 1 a 64 ‘ 4 4 % 5 6% 4 é 7 % 6 8% 4 4 b % 5 8% 4 4 % % 5 8% 4 4 % % 5 6% ‘ 4 % % 6 8% 4 i * 2 88% 4 6 % 6 % GENERAL NOTES: 6 % {@) Ail dimensions are inches. 4 % 4 % 6 % Hels angle is greater 6 % 38 dog, 4 1 6 1 (, e 6 1 4 1% 6 1 1% 6 1 1% 6 % We 6 % 1% 6 % 2 8 % GENERAL NOTES {@) All dimensions are given in inches, (b) For tolerances, coe Tablo 74. {c) For shank dimonsions, 600 Table 708. (d) Right hand cuttors with right-hand holixes are standard. Sizes with astorisks (*) are also standard with left-hand cut, left-hand helix, Helix angle is greator than 19 deg, (9 but not more than 39 deg. 7‘ASME 694,19-1997 -~«———__—- + Esq TABLE 39 EXTRA LONG LENGTH, MULTIPLE- FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED 18 D pl STEEL No. Overall Cutter Dis, of Length, Shank Dia, Cut Length, D | Futes s w % 4 % % a4 % 2 % 4 % ™ % 4 e 3 % 4 % 4 % 4 % 4 4 4 a 5 1 4 1 6 M% 6 % 6 M% 6 % a GENERAL NOTES: [a) All dimensions are given in inches. (b) For tolerances, see Table 74. (6) For shank dimensions, see Table 70 {ah Right-hand cutters with right-hand helixes are standard. Felix angle is greater than 19 dag, but not more than 33 deg. 38 MILLING CUTTERS AND ENO MILLS Esa: © TABLE 40 STUB LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Gutter Overall ‘Shank cut Dia, Lenath, Dia, Length, ° t s w % 2% % the De % 2% a GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {6} For tolerances, seo Table 74 {6 For shank dimonsions, see Table 70A. (a) Right hand cutters with righthand helixes are standard, ‘han 19 dag, but not more than yMLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ee Ww t ie 4 : : . r + TABLE 41 REGULAR LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Courter ‘Overall ‘Shank cut Dia, Length, Dia, Length, 2 L s w GENERAL NOTE: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. (by For tolerances, see Table 74, {c) For shank dimensions, see Table 70A. {a Right-hand cutters with right hand helixes ate standard, Holic angle ts greater than 19 dag, but not more than, 39 deg, » [ASME 694.19-1997 hi TABLE 42 REGULAR LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, BALL END, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ‘Overall Shank cat Length, Dia, Length, iB s w he % 2% % Pre % 2% Ys a % 3 % 3 4 a4 4 ah * a % He % a” % a” % % 1 % % 5 Ve 5 GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimonsions are given in inches. (b} For tolerances, soe Table 74 [e) For shank dimensions, sae Table 70A. [d) Righthand euttors with right-hand helixes are standard, Helix angle ts greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 degASME 89419-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS pp [= s i TABLE 43. LONG LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ft cutter Lonath ‘Shank cut Dia, Below Shank, Dia Longe. ° 8 s w 1% % % ho % % Me % % 2a % 1 Pa % % Yon % % a 1 % 2% % 3 GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. 1b) For tolprances, see Tablo 74 {c) For shank dimensions, see Table 7OA, {al Right hand eutters with right-hand helixes are standard, Melix angle is greater than 19 deg, ‘but not more than 39 dog.MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ‘ASME B94.19-1997 TABLE 44 LONG LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, BALL END, ‘SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL EON AN PED = = e 2% % % 1% ae % ’ 1% 3% % a” We 3% % % he 3% % % Whe 3% % 1 2% 4 % 1 2% 4% % 1% ' 3% 5% % ‘he i) 5 7 1 24 i aR GENERAL NOTES: (2) All dimensions are given in inches. (b} For tolerances, sve Table 74, (e) For shank dimensions, see Table 708. (4) Right-hand cutters with rght-hand helixes are standard. Helix angi ‘but nat more than 29 deg. ‘greater than 19 dea, 4ASME 694.19-1997 “Tl ye r MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS L TABLE 45 STUB LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter Overall, ‘Shank cut Dia, Longth, Dia, Length. o L s w % % % he Ye ™% % Me he 2 % cs loa Im h "ee % Dh % Se GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. {) For tolerances, coe Table 74 {@} For shank dimensions, s60 Table 70A, {e) Right-hand cuttors with right-hand helixes are standard. fix angle ie greater than 19 deg, but not more than 2\0 e MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 894.19.1997 TABLE 46 REGULAR LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END END MILLS. WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Overall ‘Shank cut Length, Di, Length, L s Ww she % % 3% % he % % a he hw % % e % % Gt % a % % 1 % 1 % 1 h 1 % 1% % 1% % 1% % 1% h 1% h V% 1 cha GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. {) For tolerances, soe Table 74, {c) For shank dimensions, see Table 708. Tighthand helixes aro standard also standard with left-hand cut, lefthand helix. Helix angie Is greater than 19.de9, but not more than 39 deg. aASME B94,19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS oe saaeaeee Pe re a FECHA ECE Sees ecH CECE HT 4 Pp s + TABLE 47 STUB LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter vera ‘Shank Cut hy Dia, Length, Dis, Length, 5 . " f % th % Me Ya Dh % You he mh % he a a % My Me 2% % % (GENERAL NOTES. {21 All dimensions are given in inches. {0} For tolerances, soe Toole 7, {c} For shank dimensions, soo Table 708. {3} Right-hand cutters with right hand hs Helix angle is greater thon 19 dag, but nat more than 59 deg. 4 HL dhMILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME B94.19-1997 w. “1 Pe Peed fo PEST fy [ei opie eee) | TABLE 48 REGULAR LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, DOUBLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter ‘Overall ‘Shank cut Dia, Length, Dia, Length, 2 L s w Y% he % 3% % ah % 34 he a % 3% % 3 h 3h he 3, he a% % a % ah % a% 4 5 % 1 6 % 1 8% % 1 5% % 1 8% % 1 &% 1 1 GENERAL NOTES: {0} All dimensions are givon in inches. {} For tolerances, soe Tablo 74 {cl For shank dimansions, soe Table 70A, {a} Right-hand cuttors with righthand helixes are standard. Helix angle fe gfeator than 19 deg, but not more than 39 dog, 45ASME 894,19:1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 49 REGULAR LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, BALL END, DOUBLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Gutter and Overall ‘Shank cut End Circle Length, Dia, Length, Dia, Dand C L s w he % 3% the a% Me 34 Ke 3% he a% oy ah “he 5 ve 3% 1 eH 1% GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {0} For tolerancos, soe Tabla 74 {c) For shank dimensions, s99 Table 70A. {d) Right-hand cuttors with right-hand helixes are standard. Helix angle is greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 deg.MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS |. ————-» i Pa ASME 894.18-1997 TABLE 50 REGULAR LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, CENTER CUTTING, SINGLE END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: TABLE 51 LONG LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, CENTER CUTTING, SINGLE- END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL. HIGH-SPEED STEEL ‘cutter ‘Overatt out Gutter Overall ‘Shank Cut Dia, Lenath, Length, Dia, Lenath, Dia, Length, 2 t w 2 t s w % % he % % % Ye 3% % % 4 % % % % % % 4 4 2 % % a % M % % 3h % 3 % % 3h ts 3% % 1 8 1 ‘ w% % A M% 4 % % 4 wh GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. 1 2 {b) For tolerances, see Table 74 2 {c) For shank dimensions, see Table 70. 2 {) Right hand cutters with right-hand hexos are standard. 2 Hohe angle ts greater than 19 deg, bur not mare than 39 deg. ‘GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions {0} For tolorances, see Tablo 74 {e} For shank dimensions, see Table 70A.. {2} Right-hand cutters with right hand helixes are standard, Holix angle is greater than 19 dog, but not more than 39 deg. aASME 89419-1997 Fr TABLE 52_ EXTRA LONG LENGTH, FOUR- FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, CENTER CUTTING, ‘SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cotter ‘Overall ‘Shank cut Dia, Length, ia, Length, ° c s “ % % % 2 % 2% % 3 % ‘ % 4 % 5 1 5 % & GENERAL NOTES: {a} All dimensions are given in inches. {) For tolerances, see Table 74, {6} For shank dimonsions, see Table 70, {@) Righthand cuttore with right-hand holixes are standard. Holix angle fe greator than 19 deg, but not more than 30 dog, 8 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS <———t See Se TABLE 53 REGULAR LENGTH, THREE-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, CENTER CUTTING, SINGLE- END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL - Gutter vera ‘Shank cut Length, Dia, Length, c s w 20 % % 2% % 4 20 % % 2% % % 2% % % 2"e % 1 2 % 1 aM 5 % 3% % v% 3% % % 3% % 1% 3% % 1% 3% % % 4 % Th 4 % v% 3% % % 4% ” % 4% % % 4% a % 1 4% 1 2 % 4% 1 2 Me a 1 2 VA 4% 1 2 M, 4% We 2 "% 4% % 2 % 4% % 2 2 ah % 2 GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. (0) For tolerances, sce Table 74. (cl For shank dimensions, seo Table 70A. (Gd) Righthand cutters with right-hand helixas aro standard, Helix angle is groater than 18 deg, but not more than 39 deg ¢MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS Je. [pw ——| Ld say : > -Od- pel eeeee f ‘TABLE 54 LONG LENGTH, THREE-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, CENTER CUTTING, SINGLE- END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter ‘Shank cut Dia, Dia, Length, ° s w ve % % he % % % % % % 8 % * 2 % % 2% % % 3 1 1 4 % % 4 "% "% ‘ % 8% % ‘ 2 84 % 4 GENERAL NoTES: {Q) All dimensions are given in inches. (b} For tolerances, soe Table 74. {@) For shank dimensions, see Table 70A, {@) Right-hand cutters with righthand helixes are standard. Hel 0 ASME 88419-1997 TABLE 55 REGULAR LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, CENTER CUTTING, DOUBLE- END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ‘cutter ‘Overall ‘Shank cut ia, Length, Dia, Length, > L s Ww % she % % he 3% % 4 Me % % a She a % % %e 3% a % % a% % 1 % 5 % % % 5% % % % ee % % 1 &% 1 Wa GENERAL NOTES: {a} All dimensions are given in inc (b) For tolerances, see Table 74. {c} For shank dimensions, see Table 71 (d) Rightthand cuttors with right-nand helixes are standard Hoalix angle is greater than 19 dag, but not more than 39 deg.‘ASME 894.19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 56 REGULAR LENGTH, THREE-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, CENTER CUTTING, DOUBLE- END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL ‘Overall ‘Shank cut Length, Length, t w he he % %e ae 4 ve % h %e 4 % Ey % “% 1 a 1 5 % 5 % % % | &% % GENERAL NOTES: {8} Ali dimensions are given in inches. tolorancee, soo Table 74 shank simorsions, 00 Table 7 ight-hane than 19-deg, 50 »® ®@ MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 894.19:1997 ei i ee PSO Be ‘TABLE 57 HEAVY DUTY, MEDIUM HELIX, SQUARE END, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH in. DIAMETER SHANKS: HIGI GENERAL NOTES: {2} All dimensions are given in inches. {) For tolerances, s00 Tab {c) For shank dimonsione, see Table 70A or Tables 71A and TB. (2) Right hand cuttors with right-hand helices are standard, Helix angle ts greater than 19 dog, 39 dog. 3sue 09¢19:1997 IMLING CUTTERS AND END MALLS }-—-——. ———— 6 rot t COR TABLE 58 HEAVY DUTY, MEDIUM HELIX, BALL END, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH 2 in. 2in, - - - to ute at and End Circle Dia, Dand C 2 2 % 2 2 2 GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. [b) For tolorancos, coo Table 74 0 [e) For shank dimensions, s20 Table 70A or Tables 718 and 728 [o) Right-hand cutters with right-hand helixes are standarc. Helix angle is greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 deg, 3MILLING CUTTERS ANO END MILLS ‘ASME 694.19-1997 j4————— >| paar Se TABLE 60 REGULAR LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, TABLE 59 HEAVY DUTY, MEDIUM HELIX, HIGH HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH i SINGLE-END, 21 in, END MILLS: HIGH-SPEED WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL i) EEE eeeaeg STE HvTaaCeeeeeeeeEeee a ‘Overat ‘Shank cut cuiter Wo Overall ut Dia, of Lenath, Length, > Flutes c w 2% 3 2 8 M% 3 14 10 ™% 6 8 4 2% 8 0 6 6 2 8 2% 5 4 10 2% 6 6 ® 3 2 T% 4 3 2 % 6 3 3 m% 4 3 3 % 6 3 a 7 GENERAL NOTES: 3 8 th 4 (3 A iments ae gn chee 7 3 (b} For tolerances, see Table 3 3 a e {c} For shank dimensions, se Tablo 704, 3 7 we 7 {5} Ragnchand cuters with righthand holixes are standard 3 _ i Hex angles greater than 29 og, GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {1 For tolerances, see Table 74 {a For shank dimensions, see Tables 771A and 72A. {Gh Right hand cutters with righthand heles are standard ‘angle Is greater than 19 deg, but not more than ® 30 deo. 3ASME 894.19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 61 LONG LENGTH, TWO-FLUTE, HIGH HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter ‘Overall ‘Shank cut Dia, Longth, ia, Length, . L s w % % ™% Sie % % % % M4 the % % we "e 2 % % 2% % % 3 1 1 4 M% ™% 4 w% ™% 4 2 % 4 GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {) For tolerances, soe Table 74, {c} For shank dimensions, see Table 70A, 1a) Righthand curtars with right-hand helixes are standard, Helix angle is greater than 39 deg. ee ‘ Li a SI" 2 TABLE 62 EXTRA LONG LENGTH, TWO- FLUTE, HIGH HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS: HIGH-SPEED STEEL Cutter Overall, ‘Shank Gut Dia, Length, Dia, Length, D L s w % Me % % the 3% % 2 te % % ™% % 5 h 3 % 5% % 4 % 8% % ‘ 1 ay 1 5 M% 8% % 6 8 Y% 10% % GENERAL NOTES: {al All dimensions are given in inches. {) For tolerances, see Table 74 {e} For shank dimensions, see Table 70A. {@) Righthand cutters with right-hand helixes are standard. Helix angle is greater than 33 deg, (s aMILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 63 FOUR-FLUTE, CENTER CUTTING, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS ‘ASME 898.19-1997 TABLE 65 LONG LENGTH, FOUR-FLUTE, CENTER CUTTING, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE- WITH WELDON SHANKS END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS Cuter No.of Shank Cut Cutter Woof Overall Shank Gut Dia Flutes Dia Length Flutes Length Dia_——_Length uN 4 % 4 ae % he 4 h 4 a hy Ms 4 % 4 Ms Ve y 4 4 2 - % 4 a m% ; 4 a 3 e ae 4 5% 3% 4 % 4 6% 4 4 % 4 8% 4 4 2 4 7 ‘GENERAL NOTES: : : {3) All dimensions are given in inches. GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. (6) For all other tolerances, soe Table 74, {c) For shank dimensions, sce Table 70A, ight-hand cutters with right hand holixes aro standard, is greoter than 19 deg, But not more than TABLE 64 BALL END, TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM. HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS ‘Shank cut eateree Gutter Overall, Dis Length Dia % e eo M Y rhe GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches, {b) For all other tolerances, see Tat {@) For shank dimensions, see Table 70A. {@) Right-hand cutters with righthand helixes are standard. Helix angie is greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 deg. 33 (| For all other tolerances, see Table 74. {e} For shank dimensions, see Table 7OA. {ai Righthand cutters with righthand helixes are standard. Helix angle is greater than 1 deg, but not more than 39 deg, TABLE 66 BALL END, FOUR-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS Gutter No.of Overall Shank = Gut Dia Flutes_—_Length——Dia_Length % 4 2 % % he 4 2% %% %& % 4 The % Se hs 4 ca % % » 4 2% % % % 4 3% % M% % 4 3% % % % 4 % % th 1 4 a 1 2 GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inche {) For all other tolerances, see Table 74 {c) For shank dimensions, see Table 70A. 1a) Righthand cutters with right-hand helixes are st Helix angle is greater than 19 deg, but not more than 33 dea.‘ASME 884.19-1997 TABLE 67 TWO-FLUTE, MEDIUM HELIX, SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON ‘SHANKS the % % % GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. (b) For al other tolerances, see Table 74 {c} For shank dimensions, s00 Table 708, (@) Right-hand cutters with righthand helixes are standar Helix angle is greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 eg, 56 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 68 EXTRA LONG LENGTH, MULTIPLE- FLUTE, CENTER CUTTING, MEDIUM HELIX ‘SINGLE-END END MILLS WITH WELDON SHANKS Gutter No.of Overall out Dia Flutes Length Lenath % 4 4% Is % 4 3 % 4 ‘ % 4 4 1 4 6 % 6 6 GENERAL NOTES: {@) All dimensions are given in inches. {b) For all other tolerances, see Table 74. {e} For shank dimensions, see Table TOA. (G) Righthand cuttors with right-hand helixes are standard. Helix angle fs greater than 19 deg, but not more than 39 dea,‘ASME 894.19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ‘SoyDU] Ul VEAIG a1e SuOISUSLUI ily :3LON TW8INZD ovev'S 0008s sere Osis 08g ert GazT ozesy ose sev 0e6y | Of96 SELL alt sae ose» sesso 0c? 000" O00" ossee osze'e sees cose coos © sev0 LO orrze oosz'e s6rc'0 ossze osize oro sar0 ozez oetee svevo ceecz orz © seg0 oa Ozer oBeL'z se6'0 oasl'z oezz ols seg ozest ogee ouevo Ose sss err cero 0591 coca sreeo 09981 oscat © sae0 aly osse' oscet ozveo osee'! os6e1 BLED erEO sao oso 6020 orort ort saz zazo sigs S2e60 Sud Sis60 OL LEV soos szig0 szzwo Stevo oe cet sis sca90 seevo sooo oct eto soso eaPs0 eso BL8F0 G50 LD ow ew aw uN WW 2 z @ 2 a Tay pur 10aTy eink pus 610K Teeskoy pus ogy ‘SHOYY GNV SYALLNO ONITUW HOs SAVMAZN ONY SAIN 69 TIBVL ‘fay pur soaiy ‘RemAay pur ojo} 191199 yeashoy pur sogiy 7ASME 094,19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND ENO MILLS Pele caeaefeeaeoslg TABLE 70A WELDON SHANKS ‘Shank ‘Shank w Dia, Length. s u v Mie Max x y % 2h 0.280 0.282 0.326 % Pha 9330 9.332 0.440 % % 0.400 aaa 0.360 % 1% 0.485 0.057 0675 % vow 0.455 0.457 0810 n 1 1% 0515 osi7 0.925 % % 1% 051s o5i7 1.156 4 % ihe sts osi7 11406 % 2 he 0.700 0.702 11300 Pin 2% 1h 0700 0.702 2.400 Phe TABLE 708 TOLERANCES FOR WELDON SHANKS Dimension Direction Tolerance Shank Dia, S Minus al 0.0001 to 0.0008 ‘Shank Length, U Pius or minus All sizes “he v lus or minus All sizes x Minus ‘ll sizes y Plus oF minus ro 2% inch GENERAL NOTE: All dimensions are given in inches. 38MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 894.19.1997 TABLE 71A COMBINATION SHANKS" FOR END MILLS, RIGHT-HAND CUT ‘Shank Shank Length, L Dia, A asc bp ie Fooe@ wv ok Mm % Me W%_e (0515 1.406 1% SIS 1371 e302 0577 2 3% W%q 0.700 1900 1% = 0.700 109% 1772 aan 2% 3% 1% 9.700 2400 2 0700-2312 % 2.288503 he Nore: (1) Modified for use as a weldon or @ pin drive shank. TABLE 71B TOLERANCES FOR COMBINATION SHANKS! FOR END MILLS, RIGHT-HAND CUT Dimension Dire Tolerance Shank Dia, A Minus. 0.0001 to -0.0005 ‘Shank Length, £ Plus or minus Ya 8 Plus or minus a c Plus 0.002 D Minus Yu e Plus or minus Yea F Plus or minus 0.005 6 Minus Ya H Plus You J Plus or minus 0.002 K Pus 0.003 GENERAL NOTE: All dimensions are given in inches. NOTE: (1) Modified for use as 2 weldon or a pin drive shank 59ASME 894,19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS +| M+ Contra with K Ty T T { i t TABLE 72A COMBINATION SHANKS' FOR END MILLS, LEFT-HAND CUT | ‘Shank Shank Length, u 1 My he 1%— 0515 1.406 1% 0515 1.371 he 1,302 0.377 The ET ee ee ee ee 2h 3% 1"%__ 0.700 2.400 2 0700 2.312 % 2245 0.503 he ! note: (1) Modified for use as a weldon or a pin drive shank. ‘TABLE 72B TOLERANCES FOR COMBINATION SHANKS' FOR END i MILLS, LEFT-HAND CUT Dimens Direction Tolerance Shank Dia, A Minus 0.0001 to -0.0008, Shank Length Ps or minus Ym i a Plus or minus Ya c Pius ooo : D ious “he z Pus oF minus a F Plus oF minus 005 G Minus Mes H Plus “ow J Plus or minus 0.002 x 0.003 GENERAL NOTE: All dimensions are given in inches. Nore {1) Modified for use asa woldon oa pin dve shank ¢MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ‘ASME 894,19:1997 TABLE 73 TOLERANCES FOR STANDARD MILLING CUTTERS Outside Diameter Tolerances FE Plain milling cuters (all types) ‘Side milling cutters Staggored tooth side milling cutters Half sido milling cutters ‘Metal siting saws, all types Screw slotting cutters Single and double angle cutters Concave and convex cutters Corner rounding cutters, arbor type Gear and sprocket cutters, Comer rounding cutters, shank typa 40.010 Shell mills hu slot cutters +0.000 ‘Woodruff keyseat cutters, shank tyne Yer % incl +0010 +0015 Ye V%q inc. 10012 +0017 ets inal 40.015 +0020 ‘Woodruff keyseat cutters, arbor type +0.002 -0.002 Circle Diameter Tolerances Convex cutiors 0.002 0.002 Concave cuttors Up to “ayn. dia of circle inet +0002 0001 Over “gin. di of circle +$0.006 “0.002 Comer rounding cutters Up to,% in. radius of circle inch, +0.001 0001 Over Yin. radius of circle 0.002 -0.001 ‘Angle Tolerances Single angle cutters +10 min, = 10 min. Double angle cutters, half angle +10 min. = 10 min. ‘Overall Length Tolerances ‘Shank type cutters +e re ‘Shank Diameter Tolerances eH [Al caters with straight shanks “0.0001 ~0.0005 (For woldan shanks, sae Tables 67-69) 6ASME B94,19-1997 MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS TABLE 73. TOLERANCES FOR STANDARD MILLING CUTTERS (CONT'D! Gut Length or Cutting Faco Width Tolerances Plain milling cutters Upto Tin. face 40.001 -0.001 (Over 1 in to 2 in. incl +0010 0.000 (ver 2 in. to Bn. ict 30.020 -0.000 Side milling cutters +0002 0.001 Staggered tooth side milling cutters {Up 10.% in, face incl. 0.0000 0.0005 i Over Yin. to Tin. incl 0.0000 =0,0010 Halt side milting cutters 20.015 0.000 ‘Meta sitting saws and serew slotting cutters 40.001 0.001 Single and double angle cuttors 40.015 0.015 Shell mille es Yee Teslot cutters + 0.000 = 0.005 Woodruff keysoat cutters, shank type Ya in. to yin. face inc + 0.0000 = 0.0005 in. to Yin. face incl ~ 0.0002 = 0.0007 = 0.0003 = 0.0008 = 0.0008 = 0.0009 = 0.0005 = 0.0010 = 0.0002 ~ 0.0007 = 0.0003 = 0.0008 ain. face = 0.0008 = 0.0008 yin. face and over = 0.0005 = 0.0010 Roller chain sprockat miling cutters +0010 = 0.000 Concave and corner rounding cutters, arbor typo +0010 = 0.010 ‘Nock Diameter Tolerances Tsiot cutters + 0.000 = 0.005) All eaters except shell mills and szrew slotting curters ‘Taraugh 1 in, hole dia, If not over 3 ia. long + 0.00075 = 0.0000 Through 1 Jn, hole dia, if over 3 in. tong + 0.0010 = 0.0000 Over 1 in. through 2 in, hole dia + 0.0010 = 0.0000 Shell mils + 0.0005 = 0.0000 Scrow slotting cutters + 0.0010 = 0.0000MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ASME 894.19.1997 TABLE 73 TOLERANCES FOR STANDARD MILLING CUTTERS (CONT'D) Radial and Axial Runout for Standard Milling Cuttore {All Figures are Full Indicator Movemont (FIM ‘Max Radial Runout (When Rotated on a Stationary ‘Max Axial Runout (When Rotated on a Stationary Nominal Dia st Arbor) ‘Shoulder Test Arbor) Profi Form Profile ‘Type of Cutter Over Through Relieved Sharpened Relieved Sharpened Arbor type cutters: ‘Side mille Shell mills Keyseat 2 0.003 0.002 0.003 002 Angular 2 5 0.008 0.003 0.008 003 Gear 5 8% 0.005 0.004 0.005 o.008 Convex Concave Corner rounding Plain mills 5 0.003, 0.002 5 8 0.004 0.003 Metal siting saws 5 0.003, {see section below) 5 2 0.004 Serew slotting cutters Sizes 0.005 12 section below) ‘Axial Runout of Metal Sitting Saws and Screw Slotting Cutters Max Axial Runout (When Clamped Between Standerd Dia Collars on Test Arbor! [Nominal Face Width Through Over Ym Over Ye Over Ye Over Nie Type of Cutter Over Through Yer ——thru %je—thra% thru %ye thru Ys 3 00a 0.030.003 Motal siting saws andy 7 0005 ©0005 0.008003 scrow slotting cutters A 7 0007 0.006.005 004 6 a 0.008 0.006. 0.005, 8 2 0007 0.006 0.005, ‘Radial Runout of Shank Type Cutters ‘Max Radial Runout of Periphery With Respect to Shank ‘Type of Cutter Over {Shank Rotated in Veo Block) 2 0.002 ‘Shan type cutters 2 4 0.003 4 8 o.00 ‘Axial Runout of Shank Type Cutters Diameter ‘Type of Cutter ee Max Axial Runout Over Through Keyseat cutters al all (0.001 All others 1 0.002 1 2 0.003 GENERAL NOTES: (2) All dimensions are given in inches. (b) Additional tolerances may be shown in specific tables.ASME 894.19-1997 TABLE 74 TOLERANCES FOR STANDARD END MILLS Outside Diam MEDIUM HELIX SERIES Tolerances Double end, %s $.8. MILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS lute (Note (1) + 0.003, ~ 0.000 2 flute, etub and ragular length +0.000 = 0.0015 2 flute, lang length (Note (1) +0.003, = 0.000 Single end, weldon shank ‘Multiple fute + 0.003 = 0.000 2 flute, stub length + 0.000 = 0.0015 2 flute, regular and long length + 0.003, = 0.000 Double end, woldon shank 4 flute (Note (1] +-0.003, = 0.000 2 ute +0,009 = 0.0015, Center cutting single end, woldon shank ‘Sand 4 flute 0,003 ~ 0.000 Center cutting, double end, weldon shank ‘Band 4 flute +0.000 = 0.0015, Hoavy duty, single end, 2 in, & 2% in. shank 2,3,4, and 6 flute +-0.005 = 0.000 HIGH HELIX SERIES ‘Single ond, woldon shank 2ilate + 0.003 = 9.000 PREMIUM HIGH SPEED STEEL SERIES CContor cuting, single end, woldon shank 2 flute and multiple flute +0.003, = 0.000 ‘Shank Diameter Tolerances ‘Straight shanks [including weldon shanks) = 0.0001 = 0.0005 (Geo Tables 62-86 for design features and tolerances for weldon ‘and combination shanks) Length of Cut Tolerances All excopt miniature and heavy duty +e Yo Miniature +e ~ Yes Heavy duty, 2 in, & 2% in. shank Ve ~TheMILLING CUTTERS AND END MILLS ‘ASME 894.19-1997 TABLE 74 TOLERANCES FOR STANDARD END MILLS (CONT’D) Overall Length Tolerances HSS Except Heavy Duty 3 in. 0. 0. HSS Heavy Duty 3 in. 0. . Ye Radial Runout Tolerances Flute Length ‘Maximum Radial Runout of Periphery With Respect to Shank Over Through {Shank Rotated in Vee Block) Z 2 0.002 2 4 0.003 4 2 0.008 ‘Axial Runout of End Mill Teeth, Diameter Maximum Axial Runout Over Through aed a S 1 0.002 1 a 9.003, GENERAL NOTES: {a) All dimensions are given in inches. (0) Additional tolerancas may be shown in specific tabs. Note: (11 the shank is the same diameter as the cutting portion on double-end, straight shank ond mills, and where the tolerance is normally positive, the tolerance on the cutting diameter comes +0 0000 0.0025. 65Any dimension in this Standard can be converted by the addition of its components from the tables in this: Appendix. Consider the actual or implied precision of the values APPENDIX A CONVERSION TABLES FROM INCH TO MILLIMETER (This Appondix is not part of ASME 894.19-1997 and is included for information only.) in customary units in determining the number of signif cant digits to be retained in the SI equivalents. (For an explanation of conversion techniques, see ANSI/ IEEE 268-1982, Metric Practice. TABLE A1_ CONVERSION TABLE FROM INCH TO MILLIMETER im, mm in mom in. mn ia, mm Yeu 0.40 he 798 % 15.88 oa Ma 333 Ya 1627 a Ya 079 Ye 19 Mag 873 My 16.87 Me Pea 2.13 ha v.07 "ha Ye 158 ou 198 % 952 “he 17.46 Ue Be 892 e v7.86 a we 238 Yes 278 Ma 10.32 Ma 18.26 1 25.40 "ha 10.72 es 18.65, 2 50.80 % 3.18, Yh 387 hy at % 19.05 3 7820 he 151 a 19.48 4 101.60, om 397 "ou 437 a 191 Pin 19.84 5 127.00 oa 1230 Yeu 2024 8 152.40, % 476 Me 516 % 1270 "he 20.84 7 17780 he va.10 ee 21.08 a 203.20 an 556 “he 595 Mba 1349 Py 2143 9 228.60 a 1339 Se 2a 10 254.00 % 625 "ee 875 he 1429 % 22.22 u 279.40 a 14.68 Pe 22.62 2 304.80 a 7.14 Me 784 eo 15.08 a 15.48 oTABLE A2 CONVERSION TABLE FROM INCH TO MILLIMETER FOR DECIMAL INCH VALUES LESS THAN 1 (DO NOT INTERPOLATE) Oxxd nxt Ox? OxKS Ons OK ORS OKT nO 000 -0.00«S 00300502022 oor = 025028030036 3B Tat oz 08105305688 064 06.0374 003076 = 078 rr a oot = 102108107 1094 aa] 00s 127 130132 135437 140 125147 1.80 00s 152 155187 1601.68 165168 wo 43178: 007 e801 19 188190193 198198201 00s = 203 2052082112262 2at 22.28 009 = 228231238 286288 244 248249251 010 254257259 282 eA 287 2892722782 om = 2.792? ak aT 20292285287 300.02 0 3053072 2D 23 3258.28 ors 3033s BBD} S84 35D 3S Ce ee 3630366368 371379378 3.78 01s gat age ats est 394 398399 aor ot 016 8406s att TT tak zk aad O79 432 ada? aka 88 om 457, 4604245742 019 = «483=S 485488490 = 493495 a8 0003.05, 02000 5085.11 513 3.161821 82328 2B SBT 071 5330536 539, 8? 5a a] ST BS 022 569561 564 5655.69, 572 «6740577 8.79.8 02300584587 589582584 557 583860260507 074 0g 02S Ns (BDSG iD 025 «4635 «= 38S asAS ASS AB SOG BS 8B 028 «66006365 HCN BG——(7B_Cs—Ci BBS rn 6s3 586 887.01 204 = 7067.08 0287. ot 7260 «728729732784 0290 7a77ag7az7M P7978 BATT 090 76276870770 2k 778777780783 7.85 om ©6787 «790=s«782~=«« 798) 798 B00 FOS CCD om” = 8135 833 836 033838 8a] AS BABS SSS BS] 03st = 864865 B71 74870879 Be 8.86 035 «889 = 892987 B99 a2 a0? 09 036 0949.17 9.9922 9.25 9.27 0k ha, 037 © 940 9.42 9.45 9.47 95095285 a 860 038 ©9658) 963 «9.709.737 7H DSB 039-991 9.93995 9.88 10.01 10.03 10.08 008 tOTt0 040 = 11GB 10.21 1024 = 10.25.«S 1028S ost = tose 10361089, oat 0.41 10.4410. 10.9 1052S = 10S7 = 188062 042 10671068 10.72,S«10.74 = 1077S 1080 = 108218087080, 043 109210951097 1100S 102,057 tas oa 82028 Bese 180 045 1149146118311! TT 1831166. 046 1168717317879 1184 that 047194989 OT Oeste