Pocket floors
Keep the flat floor and corner transition requirements separate.
Radius transitions · Flat-floor finishing
Finishing hardened-steel floors, profiles and fillet transitions.
A corner radius CBN cutter combines a flat-bottom form with a radiused outer corner. It is reviewed for floors and transition surfaces where the drawing allows that radius. Define the finished fillet and remaining stock before comparing it with a square or ball nose tool.

Application guide
Use the part feature and its acceptance requirements to narrow the tool choice.
Keep the flat floor and corner transition requirements separate.
Match the cutter corner to the permitted component radius.
Identify changes in engagement around corners and contours.
Selection & configuration
Check the corner radius against the smallest fillet on the drawing and identify any interrupted edges that could shock the cutting tip.
| Decision | What to specify | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Corner radius | Finished fillet and tool-radius requirement | A large tool radius may leave unwanted material. |
| Flat diameter | Cutter diameter and usable flat portion | The corner radius changes the bottom profile. |
| Stock variation | Allowance along the transition | Local excess stock changes edge loading. |
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Include these details so the tool dimensions and application can be reviewed together.

From drawing to inspection
A tool specification should describe both the cutting geometry and the acceptance requirements. Mark critical dimensions on the drawing and discuss how they will be checked before ordering.
Selection questions
Practical answers for cbn corner radius end mills.
No. It retains a flat-bottom region with a radiused corner, while a ball nose has a continuous rounded end. Match the form to the surface.
Steel grade; actual hardness; cutter diameter; radius; finishing allowance; surface requirement. Add the quantity and delivery destination. A drawing or marked part section helps identify critical dimensions and clearance constraints.
The quotation and agreed drawing define the tool configuration, inspection scope, quantity and delivery schedule. Reference images show the tool family; use the confirmed specification for ordering.
Start with your application
Send your drawing or machining requirement. Your selected tool category and a checklist will be carried into the inquiry form.