Knife Edge Reamer 0.5-10mm

 BuLLsNaKe 1309 points

you can use it with rotating the reamer and drill the propller.It has blade in front

 ichoen 9 points

These tools can you use to enlarge the holes on the frame size ranging from 0.5-10mm

 MAURO 1 points

Yes, alloy is great

 BuLLsNaKe 1309 points

You can drill the propller and measure it with the meter so you can see it how much it is.

 ichoen 9 points

These tools can you use to enlarge the holes on the frame size ranging from 0.5-10mm

 tony 9 points

It's a cone shape, simply go deeper and the hole gets larger.

 MAURO 1 points

Yes, alloy is great

 NELSON 1 points

herramienta muy util para trabajar en tus modelos

 BuLLsNaKe 1309 points

No it is not, I guess, I will buy this reamer is good and strong to drill propeller etc.

 MAURO 1 points

Yes, alloy is great

 BuLLsNaKe 1309 points

You can drill with this product for example propeller which can be drilled perfect hole size0,5-10MM easily, This product makes drilling propeller easier...

 XTRA40 45 points

i use it fore drilling holes in canopys and car boddys whith out cracking it
it is realy sharp so whats out you do not pres do hard becouse then the hole becoms to big

 ChrisMager 10 points

It is also used to put holes in the bodies of cars for the body mounts.

 Dmitriy 2 points

drill without drillbitt!

 Rainer 1 points

Very good Product *-)

 MAURO 1 points

Yes, alloy is great

 Brheli 158 points

U use the to open the propeç*ç*ers holes

 XTRA40 45 points

this is a hand dril to make hols in a car body
so you can make e hole whith out the chance of making a crack in your boddy
you kan make holes frome 0.5mm to 10 mm whith ease it is realy sharp

 MAURO 1 points

Yes, alloy is great

 Turboprop 63 points

Yes you can, if prop is not too large...

 Liquid_Ice 20 points

I'm not sure, it is meant for much thinner plastic like lexan bodies so a prop might prove tough for it. Its a great tool to have in the tool box and just might work so I'd give it shot. However, because of the angle of the knife, I think you'd be better off drilling a bigger hole or else you'll get a bigger but oddly angled hole.

 Alexander 3 points

It's good for enlagre plastic or wood prop's holes. But it's metal is very soft. Do not try it on hard material.

 rallyzsoti 6 points

No!Rather you have to use other tool.

 Owll56 3 points

Not really you need a parallel reamer

 linus-p 80 points

yes, it works fine. I prefer a longer reamer with a gentle taper though.

 De_We 34 points

This is the main for this tools: enlarge or make holes in different - not so strong (like steal) materials.

 Ahunt84 10 points

Yes this would work great for enlarging prop holes. Great investment for anyone in the rc hobby. Cuts and enlarges holes with ease.

 Jim561 33 points

It would not be a good idea to use this as a prop reamer since it would form a cone shape on thick materials as it penetrates. I use a drill bit to ream out the prop holes. Drill bits work faster, easier and cheaper than a prop reamer.

 elytoros 425 points

e un attrezzo molto utile,per svasare,allargare i fori,specialmente per quelle parti in plastica che il foro e molto stretto,e le punte delle viti autofilettanti fanno molta fatica ad inziare ad avvitarsi dritte,lo utilizzo molto anche per segnare linee sul legno/carbonio e micro forellini per forature di precisione col minidrill, consiglio di tenere sempre il tappo sopra perche molto appuntito e affilato
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and a very useful tool to flare, widen the holes, especially for those parts in plastic that the hole is very narrow, and the tips of the screws are screwed in a lot of effort to Start pouring straight, I use it very well to score lines on the wood / carbon micro holes for drilling with precision miniDRILL, advice to keep the cap on why very sharp pointed

 solentlife 117 points

Drilling props results in poor centring and off-balance. using this to REAM a prop hole is best and centres automatically. The cone produced is no problem as prop only needs the shaft hole to centre. The actual force to maintain prop on shaft is the nut pressing prop to shaft backplate.

 brushlesspower 39 points

You can use it for all sorts of things, but it is most commonly used for making holes in your car body for the body posts to go threw.

 Keeevin 31 points

the tool is used for making holes bigger. like when you have a large diameter pushrod that you want to insert into a small hole in a servo-arm. of course you could drill it out, but with this tool it only takes 2 seconds, and the hole is nice and round, an as big as you want it to be!

 wendell 41 points

To make holes in your car bodies or holes in anything els

 seand 48 points

Reamers are used to neatly enlarge holes by hand without the use of a drill. The do put a slight shampher on the hole, but you don't have to keep changing drill bits..

 gratefulfrog 11 points

for cutting round holes in plastic/carbon/etc.

 Liquid_Ice 20 points

Often used for making holes in bodies for body mounts.

 Kingsley 2 points

This is for accuratly reaming holes in your car body/shell.
It is excellent at this, and I find to make an accurate hole in the body, measure it on another pre-drilled body hole, then put a mark on the reamer so you know when to stop so you dont make your holes too big! Great little tool, much easier and nicer to use than a drill.

 De_We 34 points

make holes bigger: e.g. in the canopy. Its work sometimes better as a normal drill. With a drill, the material can broken - e.g. CFK or glasfiber. With this tool- no problem (used with a canopy for 600'er (airbrushed)

 Jim561 33 points

This is a great hand tool for making any size hole (from .5mm to 10mm) in all types of wood, fiberglass and plastic. Works like a drill bit, but you do it by hand to control the size of the hole you want.

 Anthony 1 points

Its good for making holes in rc bodies for mounting posts and installing lights which is what I bought it for

 bothal3 2053 points

As soon as the "stock" BK is replaced with 10 or 20 (3 to 90 days) ha ha.

 NickTG 10 points

I have been waiting 60 days for this item to be restocked. Still nothing :(

 Liquid_Ice 20 points

Depends, on less popular HK items it can take upwards of a month sadly.

 Owll56 3 points

Making holes in thin plastic like car/ helli bodies etc
from half a millimeter to 10 millimeters

 Matthew 4 points

I bought one of these recently for the cheap price, The tip was not very sharp on mine and it worked fairly ***rly. I ended up buying a better one locally for about 17 bucks and its much better. Bigger as well. 10mm is pretty small for RC body use. It will do the body pin holes and thats about it. If you want to make air holes it needs to be bigger.