What exactly are you cutting T-slots for?
A lot of people confuse Woodruff key cutters for T-slot cutters such as those shown in the link. Another good source of quality T-slot cutters is F&D Tool of Three Rivers Massachusetts.
http://www.fdtool.com/cubecart/index.php...lotcutters
Better-off buying theirs from distributors. Another is Victor Machinery Exchange. The F&D Tool stuff is top-quality American Made stuff, and priced accordingly. A distributor would discount from list.
http://www.victornet.com/subdepartments/.../1860.html
The important thing to do is to first cut the full depth and narrow width (bolt clearance) before going in with the T-slot cutter.
A lot of people confuse Woodruff key cutters for T-slot cutters such as those shown in the link. Another good source of quality T-slot cutters is F&D Tool of Three Rivers Massachusetts.
http://www.fdtool.com/cubecart/index.php...lotcutters
Better-off buying theirs from distributors. Another is Victor Machinery Exchange. The F&D Tool stuff is top-quality American Made stuff, and priced accordingly. A distributor would discount from list.
http://www.victornet.com/subdepartments/.../1860.html
The important thing to do is to first cut the full depth and narrow width (bolt clearance) before going in with the T-slot cutter.