WESTWARD Adjustable Hand Reamer Sets

Westward adjustable hand reamer sets are used in the manufacturing, automotive and woodworking industries. These adjustable hand reamer sets are ideal for enlarging and finishing holes in metal, wood and other materials.

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Blade Type: Straight , Finish: Black Oxide , Material: High Speed Steel , Shank: Straight , Shank Type: Straight
StyleModelNumber of PiecesSizes IncludedPrice (inc. GST)
A
4LGU2
33/8" to 15/32" SGD 121.97
B
4LGU3
815/32" to 1-1/16" SGD 391.95
C
4LGU4
1115/32" to 1-1/2" SGD 679.88
D
4LGU5
163/8" to 2-7/32" SGD 1,173.66

Features

  • Westward adjustable hand reamer sets feature a black oxide finish for resisting corrosion on exposed surfaces.
  • They are made of high speed steel to resist wear and varying temperature without affecting performance.
  • These adjustable hand reamer sets offer fractional-inch measurement type and have a straight shank for easy insertion into tool holders & reduced slippage.
  • They further feature a straight blade that offers precise hole cutting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a straight shank and a taper shank adjustable hand reamer?

The straight shank adjustable hand reamer has a cylindrical shank that remains constant in diameter while a taper shank adjustable hand reamer has a gradually tapered shank that can fit into tapered drill chucks.

How do I maintain these adjustable hand reamer sets?

  • Keep the reamers clean and free of debris.
  • Store them in a dry location to prevent rust and corrosion.
  • Use a cutting oil or coolant when reaming to reduce wear and tear.
  • Sharpen the reamers as needed using a sharpening stone or other appropriate tool.
  • Avoid using excessive force or pressure when reaming to prevent damage to the tool.

How do I install these Westward adjustable hand reamer sets?

  • Select the appropriate size reamer for the job.
  • Insert the reamer into the chuck of a hand drill or lathe.
  • Adjust the size of the reamer using the adjustment screws.
  • Apply a cutting oil or coolant to the workpiece.
  • Slowly and carefully rotate the reamer and apply light pressure.

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