Drill America 1" Bridge/Construction Reamer with 1/2" Shank, DWR Series
Key features
- •Bridge Reamers are also called Construction Reamers
- •Bridge reamers are used to align existing holes prior to bolt or rivet installation
- •Point is tapered to permit entry into overlapping holes
- •Short length facilitates use in areas with limited access with three symmetrically placed flats on shank provide positive grip in portable electric and pneumatic tools.
- •High speed steel for use in a wide range of materials such as Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Cast Iron, Copper, Iron, Metal, Nickel, Plastic, Steel
Drill America 1" Bridge/Construction Reamer with 1/2" Shank, DWR Series
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Worked perfectly
John P.✓ Verified Purchase•July 5, 2023
Perfect for reaming the front knuckles on my XJ when going to CAVFAB steering
Fast and easy
Chris✓ Verified Purchase•July 1, 2023
Used to ream out knuckles and pitman arm on a jeep to install cross over steering. Used with a Milwaukee cordless drill and took about 5min to ream all the holes out to 5/8 will very little force behind the drill.
Worked great
josh beck✓ Verified Purchase•June 28, 2023
Had to ream 50 3/4 inch square nuts to get the threads out of them for a project and it worked flawlessly. Used cutting oil thru out the process also would buy again
Cuts like butter!
Brian Toste✓ Verified Purchase•June 15, 2023
Used to drill out knuckles and pitman arm for 5/8 bolts, worked super easy! Did get stuck a few times, absolutely recomend a drill withe a clutch!
You need a BIG drill if using with thick metal
Lucas✓ Verified Purchase•June 1, 2023
Reamer worked perfectly on 3/8 mild steel but needed a surprising amount of power to run it. Neither 8 amp corded milwaukee or drill press wanted anything to do with it. Old school gear reduced hole hog didn't mind it though. Just had to be careful not to bind the bit and he plenty of lube. Only did 6 holes so i can't comment on longevity.
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