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Cleveland 35063 Chucking Reamer 13/16 in pneumatic accessory
High-speed steel chucking reamer sizes a 13/16 inch hole with a taper lead
- TypeReamers
- 13/16 in fractional size for precise hole finishing
- High-speed steel construction resists wear in demanding applications
- Bright uncoated surface reduces friction during reaming
- Taper shank design ensures secure fit in chucking tools
- Cleveland brand delivers reliable performance for power accessories
Chucking Reamer 13/16 Inch
The Cleveland 35063 is a fractional-inch chucking reamer designed for precision hole finishing in metalworking applications. It serves machinists and maintenance technicians who require accurate sizing of pre-drilled holes to a specific diameter.
High Speed Steel Bright Finish
Constructed from high speed steel with a bright uncoated surface, the tool offers hardness and wear resistance for general-purpose reaming. The straight taper shank fits directly into standard drill chucks or collets for secure, concentric mounting in drill presses or lathes.
13/16 Inch Cutting Diameter
The reamer cuts to a nominal 13/16 inch diameter, making it the decisive specification for matching the target hole size. Select this tool only when the finished hole must measure exactly that fractional dimension.
Highlights
- 13/16 in fractional size for precise hole finishing
- High-speed steel construction resists wear in demanding applications
- Bright uncoated surface reduces friction during reaming
- Taper shank design ensures secure fit in chucking tools
- Cleveland brand delivers reliable performance for power accessories
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Reamers |
Questions about this item
What shank style does the 13/16 in chucking reamer use for the machine spindle?
It has a straight shank that fits directly into a drill chuck or collet without a taper adapter.
What diameter clearance is required in the workpiece before reaming to 13/16 in?
Drill or bore the hole slightly undersize, typically a few thousandths smaller than 13/16 in, so the reamer only finishes to final diameter.
How should the reamer be started in the hole to avoid chatter?
Apply steady axial pressure and keep the reamer aligned with the hole axis; never reverse rotation while the tool is engaged.
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