Slugger By Fein
Slugger By Fein 63134460042 Annular Cutter 1-13/16" 2" Cutting Depth
High-speed steel annular cutter with Weldon flat shank for 2 in cutting depth
- 1-13/16" diameter cuts large holes efficiently
- 2" cutting depth handles thick material in one pass
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during heavy drilling
- Bright finish reduces friction for smoother cuts
- 3/4" Weldon shank fits standard magnetic drill presses
Annular cutter for magnetic drills
The Slugger by Fein 63134460042 is a high-speed steel annular cutter built for magnetic-base drilling machines. Its Weldon flat shank locks into standard 3/4 inch tool holders without adapters. Fabricators and maintenance crews use it to produce clean 1 13/16 inch diameter holes in structural steel plate. The bright finish suits general-purpose cutting where coated tooling is not required.
Heat and power in normal use
High-speed steel construction dissipates heat steadily during the full 2 inch depth of cut. Cutting fluid or a mist system keeps the flutes clear and reduces torque spikes on the drill motor. The single-piece body avoids the vibration that modular cutters can introduce at full engagement. Consistent feed pressure prevents work hardening and extends edge life between resharpening.
Shank fit and daily workflow
The 3/4 inch Weldon shank seats with a single set-screw turn, so tool changes take seconds on site. Bright finish shows wear patterns early, letting the operator schedule regrinds before breakage. Maximum cutting depth of 2 inch matches common beam flange and plate thicknesses without step drilling. Not suited for hardened alloys or stainless grades that demand cobalt or carbide substrates.
Highlights
- 1-13/16" diameter cuts large holes efficiently
- 2" cutting depth handles thick material in one pass
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during heavy drilling
- Bright finish reduces friction for smoother cuts
- 3/4" Weldon shank fits standard magnetic drill presses
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do you install the 3/4 in Weldon Flat shank, and what step is often missed?
Align the flat with the arbor set screw, insert fully, then tighten the screw against the flat — skipping the alignment lets the cutter spin loose.
What maintenance will the high-speed steel cutter need later?
Resharpen or replace when teeth dull; no lubrication system is built in, so apply cutting fluid each use to extend life.
What limit appears first during sustained cutting at the 2 in maximum depth?
Heat buildup in the high-speed steel body reduces hardness and cutting speed before the depth limit is reached.
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