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Question about .381 or 9.7 mm Reamer
I have been cleaning out a box of reamers, I must have 50 reamers that are
..381 to the best of my measuring, all look new with protective coating. It's possible that some company had a use for these that wasn't to common but they all look new, is there some standard use for this size? |
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Question about .381 or 9.7 mm Reamer
"Waynemak" wrote in message ... I have been cleaning out a box of reamers, I must have 50 reamers that are .381 to the best of my measuring, all look new with protective coating. It's possible that some company had a use for these that wasn't to common but they all look new, is there some standard use for this size? Clearance for a 3/8" bolt or pin? |
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Question about .381 or 9.7 mm Reamer
This sounds like an oversized reamer for 3/8. Usually, however,
oversize reamers are only 2-3 thou over, in this case this would be ..378 or so. It is possible it could also be a 10 mm undersized reamer. Is the shaft size metric or standard? This might indicate whether it is the standard or metric reamer. |
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Question about .381 or 9.7 mm Reamer
its a MT1 shank, not sure how to read the #s on the them
"woodworker88" wrote in message oups.com... This sounds like an oversized reamer for 3/8. Usually, however, oversize reamers are only 2-3 thou over, in this case this would be .378 or so. It is possible it could also be a 10 mm undersized reamer. Is the shaft size metric or standard? This might indicate whether it is the standard or metric reamer. |
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