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Cleveland C46522 Pilot for Counterbores 1/8 in pneumatic accessory
Pilot for counterbores with a 1/8 in size, made from high-speed steel and supplied uncoated for general machining use
- High-speed steel pilot ensures precise counterbore alignment
- 1/8 in shank fits standard pneumatic tooling
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion during use
- Cleveland brand delivers reliable workshop performance
- Designed for accurate counterboring in metal applications
Pilot for Counterbores 1/8 in
This Cleveland C46522 pilot guides counterbore cutters during drilling operations. It fits 1/8 inch counterbore tools and is made from high speed steel with a bright uncoated finish. The accessory is designed for use with pneumatic power tools in automotive and general workshop applications.
Thermals noise and power draw
The pilot itself has no moving parts and generates no heat or noise during use. Power consumption depends entirely on the pneumatic tool driving the counterbore cutter. Normal operation adds negligible thermal load to the tool or workpiece.
High speed steel bright finish
The uncoated high speed steel construction provides hardness and wear resistance for repetitive drilling tasks. No software or additional accessories are bundled with this pilot. The bright finish allows visual inspection of wear and simplifies cleaning between jobs.
Highlights
- High-speed steel pilot ensures precise counterbore alignment
- 1/8 in shank fits standard pneumatic tooling
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion during use
- Cleveland brand delivers reliable workshop performance
- Designed for accurate counterboring in metal applications
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/8 in pilot into my counterbore and what step is often missed?
Insert the 1/8 in pilot shank into the counterbore body and tighten the set screw firmly; the step often missed is verifying the pilot sits flush before locking it down.
What maintenance or replacement will the high-speed steel pilot need later?
The bright uncoated high-speed steel pilot will dull with use; replace it when the cutting edges no longer produce clean counterbores or show visible wear.
What limit appears first on the 1/8 in pilot during sustained counterboring?
Heat buildup in the uncoated high-speed steel pilot is the first limit during sustained use, causing faster edge wear and reduced cutting performance.
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