What size is a 7 degree Reamer?

The 1-1/2″ per foot reamer, also known as a 7° tapered reamer, works with Speedway ball joints 917-20031 K6024, 917-20036 K727, and 910-34323 K772. Measures a little less than 1/2″ at the small end and 1″ at the big end.

What angle is a taper reamer?

Most of the common T handle reamers around are about 8º. Howard Klepper wrote: Most of the common T handle reamers around are about 8º.

What size is a #10 reamer?

Taper Pin Reamer: For #10 Pin Size, 9/16 in Small End Dia., 23/32 in Large End Dia. Country of Origin USA.

What is the taper of a taper pin?

Standard inch-sized taper pins have a taper diameter of 1:48 while metric ones have a taper of 1:50. For a 1:48 taper, one end of a 4-foot rod (48”) will be 1 inch smaller in diameter than the other end ( 1⁄4-inch taper over a 1-foot length).

What is the taper of a taper pin reamer?

1/4″
Taper pin reamers are used in metalworking applications to enlarge, finish, or shape holes for a precise fit when installing taper pins into the hole. These taper pin reamers have a 1/4″ taper to the foot.

What are tapered reamers used for?

Talk with one of our experts! Tapered reamers for proper fitting of ball joints to spindles, tie rod ends to spindles, etc. These have 1/2″ shank.

What size tapered reamer do I need for ball joints?

Tapered reamers for proper fitting of ball joints to spindles, tie rod ends to spindles, etc. These have 1/2″ shank. The 1-1/2″ per foot reamer, also known as a 7° tapered reamer, works with Speedway ball joints 917-20031 K6024, 917-20036 K727, and 910-34323 K772.

What is a 1-1/2 inch Reamer?

What size Reamer do I need for 917-20031?