Evolution Power Tools
Evolution Power Tools CC106 Annular HSS Cutter
A 1-1/16" diameter annular HSS cutter with 1" depth that cuts only the hole periphery for faster, burr-free results in magnetic drills
- Cuts faster by removing only the hole perimeter
- Produces a finished, burr-free hole without reaming
- Saves time and energy versus twist drills
- Designed for magnetic drill compatibility
- California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm
Annular cutter for magnetic drills
The Evolution Power Tools CC106 is a high-speed steel annular cutter designed for use with magnetic drilling machines. It removes only the outer edge of a hole, leaving a solid slug and producing a smooth, burr-free finish. Professional fabricators and maintenance teams choose this style of cutter to reduce drilling time and energy consumption on structural steel and plate.
1-1/16 inch diameter and 1 inch depth of cut
The cutter’s cutting diameter is 1-1/16 inches and its maximum depth of cut is 1 inch, which are the two figures that determine whether it matches the hole size and material thickness required. Selecting a different diameter or depth will result in a hole that is either too large, too small, or not deep enough for the fastener or fitting intended.
Fits standard magnetic drill arbors
The cutter mounts directly into a standard magnetic drill arbor using its industry-standard shank, so no special adapters are required for compatible machines. A common mistake is running the cutter without adequate coolant or at excessive feed rates, which can overheat the high-speed steel teeth and shorten tool life.
Highlights
- Cuts faster by removing only the hole perimeter
- Produces a finished, burr-free hole without reaming
- Saves time and energy versus twist drills
- Designed for magnetic drill compatibility
- California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1-1/16" diameter mean when I fit this cutter in a magnetic drill?
The cutter produces a finished hole with a 1-1/16" diameter by removing only the outer ring of material, leaving a solid slug and a burr-free edge.
Which shank standard does the CC106 use and what depth limit does that impose?
The cutter fits standard Weldon shank magnetic drills and is rated for a maximum 1" depth of cut.
What physical clearance do I need above the workpiece to mount and run this cutter?
You need enough vertical travel for the 1" cutting depth plus the pilot pin and chuck engagement, so plan for at least 2" of clear quill stroke.
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