Ridgid
Ridgid 34955 Spiral Pipe Reamer Hand Tool
Spiral pipe reamer handles 1/4 to 2 in. pipes with a self-feeding spiral blade for fast hand reaming
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Fast, effortless hand reaming with self-feeding spiral blade
- Works on plastic and sheet metal from 1/4 in to 2 in
- Designed for inner-side workpiece reaming only
- Durable steel body built for workshop use
- 20 1/2 in length gives strong leverage by hand
Ridgid 34955 Spiral Pipe Reamer
The Ridgid 34955 is a hand-operated spiral pipe reamer designed for plumbers, electricians and maintenance technicians who need to deburr and enlarge pipe interiors quickly. It handles pipe sizes from 1/4 inch up to 2 inches and works on plastic and sheet-metal materials without requiring a power drive.
Hand reaming for tight workspaces
The self-feeding spiral blade pulls itself through the pipe interior so the operator only needs to apply steady ratchet pressure. Because it is not suitable for power-drive reaming the tool frees up bench space and eliminates the need for a drill motor or chuck adapter on the job site.
Low-effort cutting with steel construction
The all-steel body resists distortion under hand torque while the spiral geometry reduces the force needed for each stroke. In normal use the tool produces minimal vibration and no motor noise making it practical for occupied buildings or confined areas where powered equipment would be disruptive.
Highlights
- Fast, effortless hand reaming with self-feeding spiral blade
- Works on plastic and sheet metal from 1/4 in to 2 in
- Designed for inner-side workpiece reaming only
- Durable steel body built for workshop use
- 20 1/2 in length gives strong leverage by hand
Specifications
| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
How much force does the 20 1/2 in handle require before the self-feeding spiral blade binds in 2 in pipe?
The 20 1/2 in steel body gives enough leverage for hand reaming up to 2 in diameter; the self-feeding spiral advances on its own so binding only occurs if the workpiece is harder than plastic or sheet metal.
Does the tool heat up or vibrate enough to tire your hands during a full day of reaming plastic and sheet metal?
No power drive is used and the spiral design cuts with a smooth hand-fed motion, so heat and vibration stay low even during extended use.
What pipe sizes must already be on site for the 1/4 in to 2 in capacity to be useful?
The reamer covers every size from 1/4 in through 2 in inner diameter, so any plastic or sheet-metal pipe in that range can be reamed without additional tooling.
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