Walter Surface Technologies
Walter Surface Technologies Core Cutter Universal Shank 1-3/16" x 1
Cuts 1-3/16 inch holes with universal shank compatibility for versatile drilling
- Universal shank fits multiple drills for versatile use
- Core cutter design removes clean plugs efficiently
- 1-3/16 inch diameter handles standard hole sizes
- One inch cutting depth suits typical material thickness
- WALTER brand delivers reliable professional-grade performance
Core Cutter Universal Shank
The Walter Surface Technologies Core Cutter Universal Shank is a laboratory supply tool designed for precision cutting tasks. It suits technicians and engineers who need a reliable cutter with a universal shank fit. This new item ships directly from the manufacturer. Buyers who need a different cutting diameter or a non-universal shank configuration should look elsewhere.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a manual laboratory cutting tool, this core cutter produces no operational noise and draws no electrical power. Thermal output is negligible during normal hand-operated use. There are no fans, motors or electronic components to generate heat. The tool relies entirely on user-applied force for cutting performance.
Bundled accessories and software
No bundled accessories or software are included with this core cutter. The package contains only the cutter unit itself. Users must supply their own compatible drive tool or handle for the universal shank. No calibration software or digital documentation is provided by the manufacturer.
Highlights
- Universal shank fits multiple drills for versatile use
- Core cutter design removes clean plugs efficiently
- 1-3/16 inch diameter handles standard hole sizes
- One inch cutting depth suits typical material thickness
- WALTER brand delivers reliable professional-grade performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I fit the 1-3/16" universal shank into my drill chuck without it slipping?
Open the chuck fully, insert the shank until the flutes clear the jaws, then tighten each jaw in turn — the step most people skip is re-checking grip after the first few seconds of drilling.
When will the cutting edges on this 1-3/16" core cutter need replacement?
Replace the cutter when the teeth no longer produce clean chips or the hole diameter drifts beyond tolerance; visual wear on the 1-3/16" cutting face is the practical indicator.
What stops me from drilling deeper than 1 inch with this 1-3/16" core cutter?
The 1 inch cutting depth limit is reached when the flute length is fully engaged; forcing deeper packs chips, overheats the tool and breaks the cutting edges.
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