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Cleveland C46528 Pilot for Counterbores 3/32 in
A 3/32 in pilot for counterbores, high-speed steel, bright uncoated finish
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Bright uncoated finish reduces friction in counterbore operations
- 3/32 inch pilot diameter guides counterbore alignment precisely
- Cleveland brand delivers reliable performance for power tool accessories
- Designed for counterbore pilot applications in workshop environments
Cleveland C46528 Pilot Application
The Cleveland C46528 is a pilot designed for counterbore tools used in machining operations. It fits a 3/32 inch counterbore size and is made from high speed steel with a bright uncoated finish. Machinists and maintenance technicians use it to guide counterbores accurately in metalworking tasks.
Upgrade From Worn Or Missing Pilots
This pilot replaces a worn, damaged or lost pilot on an existing 3/32 inch counterbore tool. The jump is worth it when the current pilot no longer centres the cutter cleanly, causing off-centre holes or excessive tool wear. A fresh high speed steel pilot restores precise alignment without buying a complete new counterbore assembly.
Verify Counterbore Compatibility First
Before ordering, confirm that your counterbore tool accepts a 3/32 inch pilot and that the shank style matches the Cleveland C46528 design. Check the tool holder or manufacturer documentation for pilot diameter and retention method. Ensure the workpiece material is suitable for high speed steel cutting conditions.
Highlights
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Bright uncoated finish reduces friction in counterbore operations
- 3/32 inch pilot diameter guides counterbore alignment precisely
- Cleveland brand delivers reliable performance for power tool accessories
- Designed for counterbore pilot applications in workshop environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size counterbore does the 3/32 in pilot fit?
The pilot is designed for a 5/32 in counterbore cutter, matching the 3/32 in pilot diameter for proper alignment.
How is the pilot secured in the counterbore tool?
Insert the pilot shank into the counterbore body and tighten the set screw firmly so the pilot cannot rotate or slide during use.
When should the high-speed steel pilot be replaced?
Replace the pilot when the tip shows visible wear, chips, or no longer centres cleanly in the pre-drilled hole.
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