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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Fredvon4 on March 31, 2017, 10:02:35 AM
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I guess I am not as good with Google as I imagined....I can find 20,000 hits for reamers but not the one I robbed from my dad in the 70s
I suspect my inability to find mine, may be my son robbed it from me... like father like son....grin
I had and desire to replace:
Tapered reamer about 6" long, steel 3 or 4 flute, from near 0 to about 3/8th" ( may even have been 1/2" fat at the top) with about a 2"~2.5" long Tee Handle
Funny how often I used this imprecise reamer compared to a 80 piece precision reamer set with plus and minus .001 1/64ths sizes ( sold to a friend who coveted that set a few years back)
But what the hey I still have several 60 year old Cylinder bore Ridge reamers I also robbed from dear old dad who taught me a lot about rebuilding old skool ford and chevy crap engines
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This is the $3 version:
http://www.harborfreight.com/t-handle-reamer-66936.html
Search for tapered HAND reamer and you'll get more hits, Fred. I tried to find a smaller one but haven't had any luck.
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I get stuff like that from Production Tool. More money for sure and maybe better quality.
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Bill Johnson
Brother thanks so much... yes was my poorly worded search term....that looks a lot like my fav universal hole opener!!!!!!
May just order enough of them to account for my son's occasional kipping....grin
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AKA Repairman's Reamer
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I bought one from Sears years ago.... goes from about 1/8" to 1/2" Really nice one.... has T handle... it is still around here somewhere.
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Check your local Ace Hardware. It will be a "General Tool Co." item, possibly in the glass case, along with their $10 micrometers. H^^ Steve
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I have used the Harbor Freight reamer for a lot of years, mostly to ream props.
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Which taper? Morse? There are different tapered reamers for different operations. The ones used for tapered dowel pins used to locate mating parts are pretty handy.
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I think all mine said pipe reamer.