Chenille Kraft 4464 WonderFoam Giant Design Shape 40-piece set
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Jancy Slugger
An annular cutter with pilot for drilling 1-1/16" diameter holes in metal
The Jancy Slugger annular cutter is a metalworking drill bit designed for creating precise holes in steel and similar materials. It includes a pilot pin to guide the cutter and eject the slug after drilling. This tool suits fabricators and maintenance teams who need clean, burr-free holes without the thrust required by twist drills.
The cutter provides a 2-inch depth of cut, allowing it to handle thick plate, structural beams and heavy pipe walls in a single pass. It runs out of reach on workpieces thicker than that limit or on jobs requiring a different hole diameter than the fixed 1-1/16-inch size.
| Brand | Jancy Slugger |
|---|---|
| Type | Drill Bits |
This cutter uses a standard Weldon shank design compatible with most magnetic drill presses; verify your machine accepts 3/4" shank tooling before use.
A properly functioning cutter produces continuous, curled chips and a smooth hole wall; the pilot pin should eject the slug cleanly at the end of the cut.
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