I have noticed that all my reamers give a relatively easy fit on silver steel of the same nominal size. For this reason I tend to use them when the finish in a hole is the most important consideration.

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All but one of my reamers are hand reamers, although i think the smallest ones (3/16" and smaller are parallel flute and possibly really count as parallel broaches).

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When drilling holes for reaming it is best to use a smaller drill first then drill to reaming drill size before using the reamer. This obviates the risk of a reaming size drill cutting oversize due to inaccurate point grinding or flexing under load. Colin

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Home › Forums › Beginners questions › reamer drilling guide chart This topic has 7 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 26 October 2013 at 11:38 by colin hawes. Viewing 8 posts - 1 through 8 (of 8 total) Author Posts 25 October 2013 at 12:47 #133618 garrygunParticipant @garrygun Hi guys,would there be a drilling, reaming,chart guide i could download? i have put in a search, but found nothing. Thanks Garry.. Advert 25 October 2013 at 12:47 #6929 garrygunParticipant @garrygun 25 October 2013 at 12:54 #133619 Trevor WrightParticipant @trevorwright62541 Garry, Leave around 0.1mm or 0.004" material on the sides of the bore ( drill/bore 9.8mm for 10mm). From small to large bores the depth of cut stays the same. Trevor 25 October 2013 at 16:01 #133642 garrygunParticipant @garrygun Thanks Trevor, that must been ESP 10mm was the exact size i needed.

I generally leave about 1/64" (all my reamers are imperial). Possibly a little high looking at the reference (excellent by the way) supplied by Gray.

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I will bear in mind what you say about periodically withdrawing hand reamers – i did manage to chip a couple of the cutting edges on one once, and still have no idea what caused it. It still works, as the chips were near the tip of the lead, and it didn't affect it where it cuts full size. I have considered cutting off the end and regrinding it as a machine reamer – that seems a lot easier than grinding off an awful lot of metal to restore the lead, also I could do the former without making a flute grinding attachment for my grinder.