Slugger By Fein
Slugger By Fein 63134238042 Annular Cutter 15/16 in 2 in cutting depth
Annular cutter with 15/16 inch diameter and 2 inch cutting depth for magnetic drilling
- 15/16 in diameter cuts large holes efficiently
- 2 in cutting depth handles thick material in one pass
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- Bright finish reduces friction for smoother cutting action
- Weldon flat shank locks securely in magnetic drill chucks
Slugger By Fein Annular Cutter 15/16 in
The Slugger By Fein 63134238042 annular cutter is a high-speed steel tool designed for creating precise 15/16 inch diameter holes with a maximum cutting depth of 2 inches. It suits metalworkers and maintenance crews who need accurate, burr-free holes in structural steel or plate using a magnetic drill press.
Check shank fit and machine capacity
Verify that your magnetic drill or drill press accepts a 3/4 inch Weldon Flat shank before ordering. Confirm the machine can deliver the required cutting depth of 2 inches and that the workpiece thickness matches this capacity. Ensure coolant supply is available for high-speed steel cutting.
Bright finish high-speed steel with Weldon shank
The bright, uncoated high-speed steel body resists wear in general-purpose ferrous materials and allows easy resharpening. The 3/4 inch Weldon Flat shank locks securely into compatible arbors without slippage, enabling quick cutter changes and stable, vibration-resistant cutting day to day.
Highlights
- 15/16 in diameter cuts large holes efficiently
- 2 in cutting depth handles thick material in one pass
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- Bright finish reduces friction for smoother cutting action
- Weldon flat shank locks securely in magnetic drill chucks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 15/16 in annular cutter come with pilot pins or cutting fluid, or must they be purchased separately?
The cutter is supplied as a single High Speed Steel tool with a Weldon Flat shank; pilot pins and cutting fluid are not included and must be bought separately.
The spec lists a 15/16 in diameter and 2 in cutting depth — which dimension should I match to my magnetic drill and workpiece?
Choose the 15/16 in diameter to match the hole size you need, and ensure your magnetic drill accepts a 3/4 in Weldon Flat shank; the 2 in depth is the maximum material thickness the cutter can penetrate.
What does the 2 in maximum cutting depth mean when the cutter is mounted in a magnetic drill?
It means the tool can drill through material up to 2 in thick in a single pass, provided the drill has sufficient stroke and the workpiece is securely clamped.
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