Review on Niagara Cutter N85658 Uncoated Finishing by Edy Yukface

I don't have much experience with end mills, so I don't know. All I can say is that's why I did a lot of reading and shopping before spending that much on a small drill press. A lot had to do with the blade design, but I also wanted to be confident in the quality. I didn't want to spend money on something too cheap that wouldn't stand up to the current job, but I wouldn't use it professionally at home for small projects just like that, and chances are I'll only use it a couple of times. so I certainly don't have to pay for 2 days. The perfect size and all of that was almost impossible to find without paying $30-$100. In the end I went for it and I am very satisfied with his work. I've just used it on some home projects to form aircraft quality aluminum but pressed hard, tested (sort of) and it's done the job well and is still in great condition for future projects. I don't know how it stands up to theft milling as I haven't used it for that, but I can recommend it for aluminum.