Cut down on waste and cost during high-volume jobs. These end mills consist of a holder and a carbide insert, so you can swap in a fresh cutting edge without replacing the whole tool. The inserts are locked in place with a screw for a hold that’s strong enough to handle the high speeds of a CNC machine. They’re held at an angle, so you can create chamfers, bevels, and other angled cuts. You can also use them like a face mill for flat surface cutting.

Inserts have a positive rake, which means the cutting edge is angled to reduce vibration and prevent thin workpieces from bending. For a longer life, each insert has two cutting edges—rotate the insert when the first side wears down. They have chip breakers to stop long chips from forming, so they won’t block the flow of coolant or damage your tool. Inserts sold individually come in a clear plastic case to prevent damage during shipping. Inserts sold in packs come factory sealed from the manufacturer, which makes them easy to trace.