Hand Reamers
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Hand reamers enlarge or finish an existing hole in a metal workpiece to a desired size. The reamer is held with a tap wrench, adjustable wrench, or vise and slowly rotated to feed it into the hole during metalworking tasks. Hand reamers don't need to be installed in a machine, so they require less setup time than chucking reamers. Each of these manual reamers is designed for use with a specific size of hole.
High-Speed Steel Straight-Flute Hand Reamers
Straight-flute hand reamers push chips forward into a hole as they enlarge or finish it to a desired size. They are recommended for reaming through holes and are the most commonly used style of reamer. Each reamer is designed for use with a specific size of hole. The reamer is held with a tap wrench, adjustable wrench, or vise and slowly rotated to feed it into the hole.
Fractional Inch + Straight Shank
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High-Speed Steel Left-Hand Spiral-Flute Hand Reamers
Left-hand spiral-flute hand reamers thrust material chips into and through a hole as they ream a workpiece. They provide a more finished cut than straight-flute hand reamers. Reamers are held by tools such as a tap wrench to slowly rotate and feed it into the hole. The reamer is designed for use with a specific size of hole, and the spiral flutes reduce the amount of effort required to turn the reamer.
Fractional Inch + Straight Shank
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