Jancy Slugger
Jancy Slugger Annular Cutter 5/8" 1" Cutting Depth M2 HSS Drill Bit
A 5/8 inch annular cutter made from M2 high-speed steel for metalworking
- TypeDrill Bits
- MaterialM2 HSS
- M2 HSS steel resists wear during metal drilling
- 5/8 inch diameter cuts precise holes in one pass
- 1 inch cutting depth reaches through thick workpieces
- Annular cutter design removes less material than twist drills
- Pilot pin included centres the cut for accurate starts
Drill Bit for Metalwork
The Jancy Slugger annular cutter is a new drill bit made from M2 high-speed steel. It produces a 5/8 inch diameter hole with a one inch cutting depth. The tool suits metalworking tasks where a clean core hole is preferred over a standard twist drill.
Replaces Twist Drills in Thin Material
This cutter removes only the hole perimeter, so it needs less force and time than a solid drill of the same diameter. The advantage grows when the workpiece is near the one inch depth limit and the machine has modest power. It is not for buyers who need deeper holes or larger diameters than the specifications allow.
Fits Magnetic Drill Presses
The shank matches common magnetic-base drill presses that accept annular cutters. A pilot pin ejects the slug automatically, freeing the operator from clearing chips manually. The M2 HSS material handles mild and structural steel without requiring coolant systems that larger shop equipment might provide.
Highlights
- M2 HSS steel resists wear during metal drilling
- 5/8 inch diameter cuts precise holes in one pass
- 1 inch cutting depth reaches through thick workpieces
- Annular cutter design removes less material than twist drills
- Pilot pin included centres the cut for accurate starts
Specifications
| Brand | Jancy Slugger |
|---|---|
| Type | Drill Bits |
| Material | M2 HSS |
Questions about this item
What size annular cutter is this?
The cutter has a 5/8 inch diameter and a 1 inch cutting depth.
How do I install the pilot pin in this annular cutter?
Insert the pilot pin through the centre hole of the cutter until it seats fully; the pin aligns the cut and ejects the slug.
When should the M2 HSS cutter be replaced?
Replace the cutter when the cutting edges become dull, chipped, or when feed pressure increases noticeably during drilling.
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