Evolution Power Tools
Evolution Power Tools CC687L 11/16" Annular HSS Cutter
An 11/16-inch annular HSS cutter drills fast, burr-free holes in metal using a magnetic drill
- Cuts only the hole edge for faster drilling
- Produces a finished burr-free hole without reaming
- Saves time and energy versus standard twist drills
- Designed for magnetic drill compatibility
- 11/16 inch diameter with 2 inch cutting depth
Annular cutter 11/16" for magnetic drills
This Evolution Power Tools annular cutter has an 11/16" diameter and a 2" cutting depth for use with magnetic drilling machines. It cuts only the hole periphery to produce a finished, burr-free hole faster than a twist drill.
Check shank fit and material suitability
Verify that your magnetic drill accepts the cutter shank and that the workpiece material is compatible with high-speed steel cutting. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Replaces twist drilling in magnetic drill workflows
Switching from twist drills to this annular cutter reduces cutting time and energy while delivering a reamed finish without secondary operations. The upgrade is worthwhile when repeatable, clean holes are needed in suitable materials.
Highlights
- Cuts only the hole edge for faster drilling
- Produces a finished burr-free hole without reaming
- Saves time and energy versus standard twist drills
- Designed for magnetic drill compatibility
- 11/16 inch diameter with 2 inch cutting depth
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 11/16" annular cutter come with a pilot pin or must I buy one separately?
The cutter is sold individually; a compatible pilot pin is not included and must be purchased separately for the magnetic drill.
When should I choose the 11/16" diameter over other sizes in the Evolution range?
Select the 11/16" cutter when the finished hole must match that exact diameter; other diameters are offered for different hole-size requirements.
What does the 2" depth of cut mean when the cutter is mounted in a magnetic drill?
It indicates the maximum material thickness the cutter can penetrate in a single pass, producing a clean, burr-free hole through steel up to that thickness.
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