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The OKODOKO Heavy Duty Spiral Flute Bridge Reamer is designed for professional steel fabricators, bridge builders, and automotive mechanics who need to quickly align and enlarge overlapping or misaligned holes in structural materials. It delivers exceptional durability through its M2 HSS 6542 construction, providing a precise fit for 5/8-inch holes; however, users should note that it is intended for hole alignment and material removal rather than standard drilling applications.
| Model Part Number | 1502954 |
|---|---|
| Brand | OKODOKO |
No, this is a reamer designed for enlarging or aligning existing holes. Using it on solid material can damage the tool or cause it to snap.
It is made from M2 HSS (High-Speed Steel) 6542, which is known for its high hardness and heat resistance.
It works with most power drills, but a high-torque, low-speed setting is strongly recommended for safety and performance.
The three flats provide a non-slip, secure grip for the drill chuck, preventing the shank from spinning inside the drill when encountering high resistance.
No, the safety collar is a fixed, integrated feature designed to prevent over-penetration during standard reaming operations.
While it can handle steel, stainless steel is significantly harder and work-hardens easily; ensure plenty of cooling fluid is used and maintain a steady feed.
Reduce your feed pressure and ensure the drill is running at a slower speed. Ensure the tool is securely tightened in the chuck.
Apply more cutting fluid and decrease your feed rate to allow the flutes to clear chips more effectively.
Verify that the 3-flat sections of the shank are correctly aligned with the jaws of your drill chuck.
To ensure proper performance, insert the 1/2-inch shank into your drill chuck and ensure the three flats are evenly gripped by the jaws. When using in a standard drill, ensure the tool is set to the lowest gear ratio to maximize torque and prevent stalling.
Care instructions are straightforward but vital for tool longevity:
