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Walter Core Cutter universal shank 11/16 inch by 2 inches

Walter Surface Technologies

Walter Surface Technologies Core Cutter Universal Shank 11/16" x 2

SKU CH-MDPS-SG63T

Cuts 11/16" holes with a 2" depth using a universal shank for broad tool compatibility

  • Universal shank fits multiple machines for flexible use
  • 11/16 inch cutting diameter handles precise hole sizes
  • Two-inch cutting depth reaches through thick material
  • WALTER brand delivers professional-grade durability for demanding tasks
  • New condition ensures full performance straight from the box

Core Cutter Universal Shank 11/16" x 2

The Walter Surface Technologies core cutter features a universal shank designed for 11/16 inch by 2 inch cutting applications. It is supplied new as laboratory supply hardware for professional use.

Suited For And Not Suited For

This cutter suits operators needing a universal shank core cutter in the specified dimensions for compatible equipment. Buyers requiring different cutting diameters, lengths, or shank styles should look at other options.

Setup Checks Before Ordering

Verify that your machine accepts a universal shank core cutter measuring 11/16 inch by 2 inches. Confirm the cutting specification matches your application requirements before purchase.

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Price $36.99
Cheaper than about 65% of the 734 comparable items (median $60.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameWALTER

Questions about this item

What size drill chuck is needed for the 11/16 inch shank?

A chuck that opens to at least 11/16 inch is required to hold the universal shank.

Can the 2 inch cutting depth handle the same materials as my shorter cutters?

The 2 inch length allows deeper cuts in a single pass while using the same feed rates as shorter cutters.

How do I verify the cutter is running true after chucking it?

Run the spindle at low speed and watch the 11/16 inch shank for wobble; a steady rotation indicates proper seating.

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