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This is a high quality tool for aeromodellers. It will allow you to make undersize propeller holes larger to fit your engine shaft perfectly. This tool is for metric shafts. There is also a similar tool available for imperial sized engine shafts. The cutting edges are sharp so watch your fingers. Keep the cutting edges protected when the tool is not in use - then it will last for a very long time.
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Does not work at all reaming APC propellers. After 10 minutes of hard work, I had managed to remove 1 mm plastic. Going in the bin.
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If you’re purchasing this for rc aircraft propellers, DONT, because it’s not fit for purpose, the 10mm ream is actually 10.26mm so you’re propeller will never sit true on the engine crank shaft therefore it’ll be out of balance. You’ll get no response from supplier,
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Seems ok on small diameters, 10 mm doesn't seem very sharp.
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Very useful for reaming propellers
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Great thanks
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Simple and effective on wood and grip props. Works far better than drilling. Good accurate centering. All round, a good product. Martin C.
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Handy little tool to have around works well
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I fly model aircraft, and also play amd repair the odd guitar. I should have already owned one of these for the propeller bores. But I actually bought this one - for my guitars. On modern guitar necks,(Fender Style at least) the holes for the machine heads tend to be 10mm diameter. Older stuff is 8mm diameter. Vintage "Style" new necks will come with 8mm holes. (As did mine). but the majority of new machine heads are 10mm. so I needed to open out my holes, without ruining the surfaces of the neck, to allow fitting of my shiny new (10mm) machine heads, (which were bought before the neck was bought- as it happens) A drill bit would have chewed the surfaces too easily. After much searching, a forum suggested this. I was amazed I hadn't thought of it, or howned one already, so I bought this one. it did the job fine, and easier than expected, and is now relegated to my flying toolbox. (PS - as they say, "beware of cheap imitations !". take my word for it, this is a good, machine-shop quality reamer, and I think it is worth the extra cost compared to a cheaper brand, which don't tend to last 2 minutes.Read full review
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