Morse
Morse CTD34 Hole Cutter Metal 54mm
Carbide-tipped 54 mm cutter drills clean, fast holes in thick sheet metal with a step pilot drill, ejector spring and chip-clearing gullets
- 54 mm diameter carbide-tipped cutter for thick metal
- Ground tooth profile gives clean, fast cuts
- Step centre pilot drill reduces break-through impact
- Shouldered body prevents pass-through damage
- Ejector spring aids quick slug removal
Precision metal hole cutter
The Morse CTD34 is a carbide-tipped hole cutter built for 54 mm diameter holes in thicker sheet metal and plate. Its ground tooth profile produces clean, fast cuts while a step centre pilot drill reduces breakthrough impact. A shouldered cutter body prevents pass-through and an ejector spring eases slug removal. One cutter is supplied per box.
Sheet-metal fabricators and maintenance crews
Tradespeople cutting precise 54 mm openings in heavy gauge metal will benefit from the chip-directing grooved gullet and slug-ejection spring. The tool is not suited for wood, plastics or thin-sheet work where a standard bi-metal saw would be more appropriate. Buyers needing multiple diameters or a complete kit should look at a multi-size set instead.
Sustained cutting in thick plate
Under continuous use the carbide tips retain sharpness longer than high-speed steel, while the grooved gullet clears chips away from the cut to reduce heat build-up. The step pilot drill keeps the cutter centred through the full depth, and the ejector spring consistently clears the slug so the operator can maintain feed pressure without frequent stops.
Highlights
- 54 mm diameter carbide-tipped cutter for thick metal
- Ground tooth profile gives clean, fast cuts
- Step centre pilot drill reduces break-through impact
- Shouldered body prevents pass-through damage
- Ejector spring aids quick slug removal
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size pilot drill do I need for the CTD34 54 mm cutter?
Use the CTDP 16700 replacement pilot drill that matches this cutter.
Can I keep using my existing magnetic drill press with this 54 mm cutter?
Yes, if the press accepts a standard shank and runs at the recommended low RPM for carbide cutters.
How do I know the ejector spring is functioning after I install it?
The CTDS 167017 spring should push the slug clear of the cutter body once the hole is complete.
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