Westward
Westward 4LGT6 Adjustable Hand Reamer 1 1/16-1 3/16 HSS
Adjustable hand reamer covers fractional sizes from 1 1/16 to 1 3/16 inches in high-speed steel
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Adjustable range covers 1 1/16 to 1 3/16 in
- High-speed steel blades resist wear during reaming
- Fractional-inch sizing matches common workshop requirements
- Single tool replaces multiple fixed-size reamers
- Westward brand denotes professional-grade hand-tool quality
Adjustable Hand Reamer 1 1/16-1 3/16 HSS
The Westward 4LGT6 is a fractional-inch adjustable hand reamer made from high speed steel. It covers a cutting range from 1 1/16 inches to 1 3/16 inches for precision hole finishing. The tool suits mechanics and machinists who need to size holes accurately by hand.
Replaces fixed-size reamers in the 1 1/16-1 3/16
One adjustable blade eliminates the need for multiple fixed reamers within this fractional span. The jump is worth it when hole sizes vary across jobs and tool inventory must stay lean. It is not for production runs requiring dedicated size repeatability or for holes outside the stated fractional limits.
High speed steel holds edge under sustained hand
The HSS construction resists wear during repeated passes through steel or cast iron. Cutting action remains consistent when the operator maintains steady feed and proper lubrication. It is not for machine-fed operations where rigid tool holders and coolant systems change the thermal load.
Highlights
- Adjustable range covers 1 1/16 to 1 3/16 in
- High-speed steel blades resist wear during reaming
- Fractional-inch sizing matches common workshop requirements
- Single tool replaces multiple fixed-size reamers
- Westward brand denotes professional-grade hand-tool quality
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What hole size range does the 1 1/16–1 3/16 inch adjustable hand reamer cover?
It adjusts to finish holes between 1 1/16 inch and 1 3/16 inch in diameter.
How do you set the cutting diameter on this high-speed steel hand reamer?
Loosen the lock nut, turn the adjusting screw until the blades reach the target size, then retighten the lock nut before cutting.
When should the high-speed steel blades be replaced on this adjustable reamer?
Replace the blades when they no longer cut cleanly or when the finished hole shows excessive roughness or undersize tolerance.
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