Klein Tools 409-1671-10 Parallel-Jaw Grip hand tool
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Eazypower Corp
A tapered cone rotary rasp for shaping and smoothing wood, plastic or soft metal with a 5/8 inch cutting head
The Eazypower Tapered Cone Rotary Rasp is a single-piece hand tool designed for rotary material removal. Its tapered cone profile allows access to contoured surfaces and tight internal radii. The tool is supplied new and ready for immediate use in a variety of shaping tasks.
This rasp suits hobbyists and DIY users shaping wood, plastic or similar soft materials with a rotary tool. It is not intended for hardened steel or high-volume production work. Buyers needing aggressive stock removal on hard metals or a set of assorted profiles should look at alternative tooling.
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The rasp has a 5/8 inch shank, so it requires a rotary tool or drill with a chuck that opens to at least 5/8 inch. Standard 1/4 inch collets will not accept it.
No. The shank diameter is 5/8 inch, which is larger than a 1/4 inch collet. You would need a tool with a larger chuck or an adapter that matches the 5/8 inch shank.
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