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Brown & Sharpe Taper Reamer #3
MFR Model# 496-3
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Taper No. | Small End | Diameter Large End | Flute Length (in.) | Part No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | .3099 | .4510 | 3-3/8 | 12-04711 |
Overview
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Taper reamers for installation of AN385 and AN386 aircraft taper pins. Straight shank, straight flute. High speed steel, material No. These are Browne & Sharpe Style Reamers.
Made in the USA Specifications PDF |
Reviews
***** Shipped promptly - functioned as designed.
Verified Purchase
Brown & Sharpe Taper Reamer #3
Waiting for the #5 reamer to arrive.
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Brown & Sharpe Taper Reamer #3
very good
did the job
Bought this item to ream AN386 3-14 taper pin for RV-7A nose gear modification. I experience the same problem that others have reported on the forums. This just doesnt seem to cut at all even though I was careful to use plenty of cutting fluid and not abuse the tool. It never produced a single shaving despite various pressure and hand-turning techniques. Not sure if spruce got a bad batch or just needs to get another supplier. There are other manufacturers for Brown and Sharpe style tapers for half the price. This one gets 1 star.
I did not use the tool because it will be too large for my application. (I am returning it.)
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