CPCD-203-04
CPCD-203 Series 2 Flute Standard Length Composite Drill Point Router
PCD Composite Finish Drill Point Router 0.125-in Dia, 2 Flute, 0.3125-in LOC, 1.5-in OAL
OrderingCPCD-203-04·$320.00


Best trimming tool for composites — no delamination, no uncut fibers, no fiber pull out.
- 118° drill point lets the tool plunge straight into the part without blowing out the back side
- Over 13,000 linear inches of cut in aircraft CFRP material
- No delamination, no uncut fibers, no fiber pull out — the guide's 'Best Trimming Tool for Composites'
- 2 flute PCD diamond tips, resharpenable, 10-20X tool life over carbide
- CPCD-203 inch sizes 1/8" to 3/4" (flute lengths 5/16"-7/8", OAL 1-1/2" to 4")
- MCPCD-203 metric drill-point and square-end versions in 3, 6, 10, 12mm
- Proven on wing-spar trimming; part of a case study with $548,000 cost savings per year
- Tolerances: cutting dia +/-.003, shank dia -.0001/-.0002, OAL +/-.060
From the RobbJack Applications Guide.
About this series
CPCD-203 PCD-Tipped Composite Routers
The best trimming tool for composites.
The CPCD-203 is a 2-flute PCD-tipped router with a 118 degree drill point for trimming composites. It plunges into the part without blowing out the back side, and produces no delamination, no uncut fibers, and no fiber pull-out. The tool can be re-sharpened and has demonstrated over 13,000 linear inches in aircraft CFRP material. A new PCD grade and geometries are specifically designed for CFRP materials.
- 2-flute PCD-tipped with 118 degree drill point for plunging without back-side blowout
- No delamination, no uncut fibers, no fiber pull-out
- Re-sharpenable
- Over 13,000 linear inches in aircraft CFRP material
- New PCD grade and geometries specifically designed for CFRP
- Quantity discounts available at Qty 7, 13 and 20+
Composites / CFRP. Dry, Wet, Cold Air, or Spray Mist. Applications: slotting, side milling, helical interpolation, ramping, roughing, semi-finishing, finishing.
Headline spec
10-20X tool life over carbide
Best for
- Trimming composites without delamination or fiber pull-out
- Plunge-and-trim of aircraft CFRP parts (e.g. wing spars)
Specifications
US machining terms with ISO 13399 codes.
- Cutting DiameterDC
- 0.125″
- Diameter ToleranceDC tol
- 0.0030/-0.0030
- Max Cutting DiameterDCX
- 0.128″
- Shank DiameterDMM
- 0.125″
- Length of Cut (LOC)APMX
- 0.3125″
- Overall Length (OAL)OAL
- 1.5″
- Number of FlutesNOF
- 2
- End Type
- 118º Drill Tip
- Center Cutting
- Yes — plunges
- Tip Material
- Brazed PCD (polycrystalline diamond)
- Re-sharpenable
- Yes
- Series
- CPCD-203 — CPCD-203 Series 2 Flute Standard Length Composite Drill Point Router
Cuts these materials
Applications
Features
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Tolerances
| Type | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|
| Cutting Diameter | +0.003 | -0.003 |
| Length of Cut | +0.03 | -0.03 |
| Overall Length | +0.06 | -0.06 |
| Shank Diameter | -0.0001 | -0.0002 |
Part CPCD-203-04
Made & shipped in the USA · lead time confirmed at order. Test this tool in your spindle at retail, or get it through your RobbJack distributor.
Performance guaranteed. Run it against the tool you use today — if it doesn't beat it, we'll make it right.
Starting at
$320.00
CPCD-203-04
Starting speeds & feeds for the CPCD-203-04
Dial in for your machine →RobbJack's tested starting numbers for this exact tool, from the same engine and the same default machine as the calculator: a 12,000 RPM / 400 IPM / 30 HP machining center, rigid setup, full-depth cut. A faster or smaller spindle changes the RPM and feed — enter yours in the calculator and it re-governs every number.
| Material | Operation | SFM | RPM | Feed (IPM) | Chip load / tooth | DOC (in) | WOC (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon Fiber CFRP | Roughing — full slot | 393 | 12,000 | 24 | .00100 | .1250 | .1250 |
| Carbon Fiber CFRP | Finishing | 393 | 12,000 | 12 | .00050 | .1250 | .0063 |
| Lab Top (Laminate) | Roughing — full slot | 393 | 12,000 | 24 | .00100 | .1250 | .1250 |
| Lab Top (Laminate) | Finishing | 393 | 12,000 | 12 | .00050 | .1250 | .0063 |
Read before you run
Recommendations are computed starting points based on typical conditions — not guarantees of performance, tool life, or fitness for your application. Machining involves inherent risk: you are solely responsible for safe operation, for verifying every parameter against your machine, spindle, toolholding, workholding, and guarding limits, and for proving all parameters on a test cut before production. RobbJack Corporation assumes no liability for tool breakage, machine damage, scrapped parts, production loss, or personal injury arising from use of these recommendations. By using this calculator you accept RobbJack's Terms & Conditions.
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