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Cleveland C29350 Chucking Reamer 3/32 HSS Spiral pneumatic accessory
A 3/32 inch high-speed steel spiral chucking reamer for precision hole finishing
- TypeReamers
- HSS construction resists wear during repetitive reaming
- 3/32 inch diameter suits precise fractional holes
- Spiral flutes clear chips for smoother finish
- Straight shank fits standard chucking setups
- Bright uncoated surface allows easy inspection
Cleveland C29350 Chucking Reamer
The Cleveland C29350 is a chucking reamer made from high-speed steel with a bright, uncoated finish. It features a straight shank and spiral flute design in a 3/32 inch fractional size. This accessory suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need precise hole finishing in metalworking applications.
Replacing worn or undersized reamers
A new C29350 replaces a dull or damaged reamer that no longer holds tolerance or produces a clean surface finish. The jump is worth it when existing tooling leaves chatter marks, oversize holes, or requires excessive feed pressure to cut. Fresh high-speed steel restores cutting efficiency and dimensional accuracy in general-purpose ferrous and non-ferrous materials.
Fits standard drill chucks and tool holders
The straight shank seats directly into a drill press, lathe tailstock, or milling machine collet without adapters. Spiral flutes evacuate chips ahead of the cut, reducing packing in blind holes and freeing the operator from frequent pecking cycles. Bright finish avoids coating buildup in tight tolerances, keeping the tool ready for repeated setup changes.
Highlights
- HSS construction resists wear during repetitive reaming
- 3/32 inch diameter suits precise fractional holes
- Spiral flutes clear chips for smoother finish
- Straight shank fits standard chucking setups
- Bright uncoated surface allows easy inspection
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Reamers |
Questions about this item
What size chuck does the 3/32" Cleveland C29350 reamer require?
The straight shank fits a 3/32" chuck or collet; match the holder to the fractional inch size marked on the tool.
How do I install the spiral-flute reamer in a pneumatic driver without damaging the flutes?
Insert the shank fully into the chuck, tighten securely, then start the tool at low speed before contacting the workpiece to prevent flute chipping.
When should the high-speed steel reamer be replaced or resharpened?
Replace or resharpen when hole diameter exceeds tolerance, surface finish degrades, or cutting edges show visible wear or chipping.
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