Key benefits Accurate hole sizing: Adjustable blades let you set the exact reamer diameter needed for final sizing or finish work. Longer tool life and consistent results: Blade adjustment compensates for wear so the reamer can be maintained at the correct diameter over time. Simple, reliable adjustment: Blade movement is controlled by nuts at each end for quick, repeatable setting without special tools. How it works (clear, practical) Blades sit and move within tapered slots in the reamer body to change cutting diameter. To adjust, loosen the nut at one end and tighten the nut at the other; this shifts the blades inward or outward within the tapered slots. Movement permits the reamer to be set to any desired diameter within the reamer's size adjustment range and then secured for cutting. Key features and attributes Function: Adjustable reamer for precision sizing and finishing of holes. Adjustment mechanism: Dualend nut system that shifts blades within tapered slots for controlled diameter change. Size: Can be set to any diameter within the reamer's specified adjustment range (select the model with the range you require). Performance: Maintains a specific finished diameter by allowing periodic compensation for blade wear. Ease of use: Adjustment requires only loosening one nut and tightening the opposite nut; no complex tools or calibration procedures needed. Reliability: Design keeps blades aligned in tapered slots to ensure concentricity and stable cutting action. Why customers need this product Delivers ondemand diameter control for jobs where hole tolerance matters. Reduces downtime and tool replacement by letting you restore precise size as blades wear. Simplifies inventory: one adjustable reamer can cover multiple close sizes within its range, reducing the need for many fixeddiameter reamers. Practical use scenarios Final sizing of drilled holes when preparing assemblies that require tight fit tolerances (e.g., seating bushings, bearings, or pins). Restoring or resizing worn holes during maintenance and , where compensating for wear preserves part function without replacing components. Producing consistent finished diameters across batches in small to mediumscale machining or fabrication tasks where flexibility is needed. Quick adjustment checklist Identify desired finished diameter within the reamer's adjustment range. Loosen the nut at one end and tighten the nut at the other to move blades to the target position within the tapered slots. Verify diameter and lock nuts securely before reaming. Periodically recheck and readjust to compensate for blade wear and maintain consistent results. Suitable for professionals and workshops that require accurate, adjustable hole finishing with an uncomplicated, maintainable mechanism.