Walter Surface Technologies
Walter Surface Technologies 05F313 Core Cutter Universal Shank 13/16" x 2
A 13/16 inch core cutter with universal shank drills precise holes in metal and other materials
- Universal shank fits multiple machines for flexible use
- 13/16 inch cutting diameter handles standard hole sizes
- Two-inch cutting depth reaches through thick material
- New condition delivers full factory performance and reliability
- Walter Surface Technologies brand trusted by professionals for quality
Core Cutter 13/16" Universal Shank
The Walter Surface Technologies 05F313 is a core cutter with a 13/16 inch diameter and two inch cutting depth. It fits a universal shank for broad tool compatibility. This accessory suits maintenance technicians and metalworkers who need to cut precise holes in sheet metal or plate.
Replaces worn or undersized cutters
Swap this in when an existing cutter dulls, fractures or lacks the 13/16 inch diameter your current job demands. The jump is worth it when hole quality drops or when the next task specifies this exact bore size and depth.
Verify shank fit and material limits
Confirm your drill or magnetic base accepts the universal shank before ordering. Ensure the workpiece thickness does not exceed the two inch cutting depth and that the material hardness falls within the cutter’s rated range.
Highlights
- Universal shank fits multiple machines for flexible use
- 13/16 inch cutting diameter handles standard hole sizes
- Two-inch cutting depth reaches through thick material
- New condition delivers full factory performance and reliability
- Walter Surface Technologies brand trusted by professionals for quality
Specifications
| Brand | WALTER SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES |
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Questions about this item
What shank type fits the 13/16" x 2" core cutter?
The universal shank design fits standard drill chucks and magnetic drill arbors that accept a 13/16 inch diameter shank.
What is the common installation mistake with this universal shank cutter?
Users often fail to fully seat the shank in the chuck or arbor, causing runout; tighten the chuck securely on the flat section of the universal shank.
When should the 13/16" core cutter be replaced?
Replace the cutter when the cutting edges become dull, chipped, or when hole quality degrades, typically after extensive use in steel or stainless materials.
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