Slugger By Fein
Slugger By Fein 63134365041 Annular Cutter 1-7/16" dia. 1" Cutting Depth
Cuts 1-7/16" diameter holes up to 1" deep in steel using a 3/4" Weldon shank
- 1-7/16 inch diameter drills large holes
- 1 inch cutting depth handles thick material
- High-speed steel resists wear in metal
- Bright finish reduces friction during cuts
- 3/4 inch Weldon shank fits magnetic drills
Annular Cutter 1-7/16" diameter
The Slugger By Fein 63134365041 annular cutter is a high-speed steel tool designed for magnetic-base drills and other machines that accept a 3/4 in Weldon flat shank. It produces a clean 1-7/16 in diameter hole with a maximum cutting depth of 1 in. The bright finish suits general-purpose metal cutting in fabrication and maintenance shops.
Weldon flat shank fits standard arbors
The 3/4 in Weldon flat shank locks directly into common quick-change arbors without extra adapters, so the cutter is ready to use on most magnetic drills and pillar drills that support this interface. Using an annular cutter removes only the hole perimeter, which reduces thrust force and chip volume compared with a solid twist drill of the same diameter, freeing machine power and cutting time.
One-inch cutting depth capacity
The 1 in maximum cutting depth handles plate, flange and structural steel sections up to that thickness in a single pass, leaving a solid slug for easy removal. Thicker workpieces will require multiple passes or a longer-reach cutter, and the high-speed steel construction is intended for mild and medium-carbon steels rather than hardened alloys or abrasive non-ferrous materials.
Highlights
- 1-7/16 inch diameter drills large holes
- 1 inch cutting depth handles thick material
- High-speed steel resists wear in metal
- Bright finish reduces friction during cuts
- 3/4 inch Weldon shank fits magnetic drills
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can the 1-7/16 in annular cutter cut before it hits its limit?
The cutter is rated for a maximum cutting depth of 1 in, so sustained drilling stops at that depth.
Does the high-speed steel cutter generate noticeable heat or noise during all-day drilling?
High-speed steel construction handles continuous cutting with standard lubrication, keeping heat and noise at typical levels for annular cutters.
What shank size must my magnetic drill have to accept this Weldon Flat cutter?
The cutter uses a 3/4 in Weldon Flat shank, so the drill chuck or adapter must match that diameter.
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