head porting

Some carbide cutters with long shafts, as offered by Joe Mondello and others help make the job easier.

Look to industrial supply houses for stuff like this and you typically get quality for less. I'd avoid the Harbor Freight / Northern Tool stuff if you plan on using it a lot.
One shot is different.
Try McMaster - Carr out of Chicago........they have a little bit of everything and lightening fast shipping.
I started using them in the 80's at a place I worked.......if I got the order in by 3:00 , it was usually on our dock the next day......regular surface shipping too.
Like I said earlier.....the long shank cutters are almost always too long.
I found out the hard way......the cutter dug in , the shank bent and a little bend becomes a big one at high r.p.m.
Probably my fault for putting too much pressure on the cutter , but even taking an inch off of the length gives you plenty of reach and a lot more control.