Evolution Power Tools
Evolution Power Tools CT125L annular carbide cutter
Cuts 1-1/4" diameter holes 2" deep in tough alloys with carbide tips that save time and leave burr-free holes
- Cuts tough alloys with premium carbide tips
- Saves time and energy versus twist drills
- Produces reamed, burr-free finished holes
- Only cuts hole periphery for efficiency
- California Proposition 65 warning applies
Annular Carbide Cutter 1-1/4 Inch
Evolution Power Tools CT125L is a premium-grade annular cutter with carbide tips designed for drilling tougher alloys and materials. It cuts only the hole periphery to produce a reamed, burr-free finish in a single pass. Suitable for metalworkers and fabricators who need clean holes without the effort of twist drills.
Two Inch Cutting Depth Limit
The cutter achieves a maximum cutting depth of two inches, so thicker workpieces require a different approach. Annular cutting removes less material than twist drilling, reducing power demand and heat, but the fixed depth restricts use on heavy section steel. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Replaces Twist Drills For Large Holes
This cutter replaces twist drills when producing holes of this diameter, saving time and energy by cutting the perimeter only. The jump is worth it when you need a finished, burr-free hole in tough alloys and can work within the two-inch depth. Not for buyers who need deeper cuts or smaller diameters.
Highlights
- Cuts tough alloys with premium carbide tips
- Saves time and energy versus twist drills
- Produces reamed, burr-free finished holes
- Only cuts hole periphery for efficiency
- California Proposition 65 warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 1-1/4" diameter cutter or a different size?
The CT125L is a single 1-1/4" diameter cutter with 2" depth of cut. Select it when you need that exact hole size in tougher alloys; other diameters are separate items.
What does the 2" depth of cut mean when I am drilling?
You can produce a through-hole up to 2" deep in one pass. The annular design cuts only the hole perimeter, giving a reamed, burr-free finish faster than a twist drill.
What shank interface does this cutter use and what machines accept it?
Evolution annular cutters fit Evolution magnetic drill presses with the standard 3/4" Weldon shank. Confirm your machine takes that shank before ordering.
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