Double Edged CNC Milling Cutters Compound No Burrs High Finish

Need a cutter that leaves both faces of a panel clean at the same time? The 8X35X8X75 double edged compound milling cutter does it in one pass: 8 mm cutting diameter, 35 mm flute, 8 mm shank, 75 mm overall length, alloy body. Two edges on a compound groove cut single and double veneer panels, particle board, density board, multi-layer board and plywood with no fuzz, no burrs above and below, and no edge explosion. That is 4.4 times the cutting diameter in flute, and 12 charted sizes run from D3.175 to D10.

Three things stop a shop from finishing a panel edge in one pass: a single-edge bit that lifts the veneer on the top face and blows out the bottom, a scraper step to take the fuzz off, and a second cutter kept for another board type. The 8X35X8X75 double edged compound milling cutter removes all three.

It is a compound milling cutter with a composite groove and a multi-cutting edge, so two edges share the cut. The callout reads 8X35X8X75: 8 mm cutting diameter, 35 mm cutting height, 8 mm shank, 75 mm overall length - 4.4 times the diameter in flute, guided over the cut instead of a single tip.

One cutter is listed for six panel types: single veneer, double veneer, particle board, density board, multi-layer board and plywood. The listed result is no fuzz, no burrs above and below, no edge explosion and a high finish: both faces are cut before either can tear, so no second pass is needed.

Material is alloy. The chart runs from 3.175x17x3.175x38 to 10x35x10x75 across 12 sizes, blade diameter and shank diameter both from D3.175 to D10, overall length 38 to 75 mm, so one edge geometry covers a small trim head and a heavier panel cut. Price follows the order quantity.

Four numbers and one material decide what this cutter does at the spindle:

• 8 mm cutting diameter (D) - the width of cut the callout names first, taken from the D column of the size chart.
• 35 mm cutting height (H) - 4.4 times the cutting diameter in flute length, held over the cut instead of a short tip.
• 8 mm shank, 1:1 with the cutter - shank diameter equals cutting diameter, so there is no step or neck between collet and flute.
• 75 mm overall length (L) - 40 mm of shank sits behind the 35 mm flute, which is what a deep collet or a stacked head takes.
• Two edges on a compound groove - the listing names a composite groove and a multi-cutting edge, so the load is split two ways.
• Alloy body and alloy edge - the material field on this SKU reads alloy; no carbide grade is published for it.
• Six panel types on one part number - single veneer, double veneer, particle board, density board, multi-layer board and plywood.
• Clean on both faces - no fuzz, no burrs above and below, no edge explosion, high finish: four listed results.
• 12 charted sizes - 3.175x17x3.175x38 up to 10x35x10x75, blade D3.175-D10, shank D3.175-D10, length 38-75 mm.

Most shops solve a torn edge two ways: a single-edge bit plus a scraper, or an outside run for a special. This cutter changes that:

• One pass instead of two. The cutter is listed as no fuzz and no burrs above and below, so the scraper step after the router comes off the route sheet.
• Both faces of the panel stay clean. Particle board, density board and veneered panel are all named for this bit, so one setting holds across mixed board types.
• No edge explosion on veneer. Single and double veneer panels are both listed, the pair that usually needs two cutters.
• 35 mm of flute in a 75 mm tool. 4.4 times the diameter of cutting length keeps the edge guided instead of tipping in at the last millimetre.
• An 8 mm shank that needs no adapter. Shank and cutting diameter are both 8 mm, so a standard 8 mm collet takes it with nothing in between.
• One spare row, twelve sizes. The chart covers 3.175x17x3.175x38 to 10x35x10x75, so a second machine on a smaller head needs no new line item.
• The order is the callout. 8X35X8X75 carries diameter, height, shank and length on one line, so a re-order cannot arrive at the wrong length.

It is cutting diameter, cutting height, shank diameter and overall length: 8 mm D, 35 mm H, 8 mm d, 75 mm L. The size chart lists the same row as 8*35*8*75, so the 8 appears twice - once for the cutting diameter and once for the shank.

Yes. Plywood, density board, particle board, multi-layer board and single or double veneer panels are all named for this cutter. The listed result on those boards is no fuzz, no burrs above and below and no edge explosion, which is what the compound groove is for.

In the result it is bought for, yes: a clean top face and a clean bottom face are exactly what compression geometry is sold on. The listing names this tool a double edged compound milling cutter with a composite groove, so order it by that name and by the 8X35X8X75 callout rather than by the trade nickname.

No. One cutter is listed for single veneer panel, double veneer panel, particle board, density board, multi-layer board and plywood - six board types on one part number.

Order from the D and H columns, then check the L. The chart runs from 3.175x17x3.175x38 to 10x35x10x75; this page is the 8X35X8X75 row, so it is 8 mm cutting, 35 mm flute, 8 mm shank and 75 mm long.

Alloy - that is what the material field on this SKU reads. No carbide grade is published for this cutter, so no grade is claimed here; if your job calls for a named grade, put it on the enquiry and it is matched to the order.

Not from this page. The 12 charted sizes, from 3.175x17x3.175x38 to 10x35x10x75, are the ones published for this cutter, and the stated ranges are blade diameter D3.175-D10, shank diameter D3.175-D10 and overall length 38-75 mm.

The price follows the order quantity - the listing says contact us for a quote rather than naming a figure. No MOQ, lead time or packing detail is published on this listing, so all three come back with the quote.