One who, or that which, reams; specifically, an instrument with cutting or scraping edges, used, with a twisting motion, for enlarging a round hole, as the bore of a cannon, etc.
A tool used to enlarge or straighten a borehole.
tool for smoothing & removing burrs from the ends of freshly cut pipe
Tool used for enlarging holes previously formed by drilling or boring.
A finishing tool with rotating cutting edge for enlarging or tapering a hole.
An instrument used to enlarge or shape a drilled hole; such as the intramedullary canal of a long bone.
A tool used in drilling to smooth the wall of the borehole, enlarge the hole to the specified size, stabilize the bit, straighten the wellbore if kinks or doglegs are encountered, and drill directionally. See ream.
a drill that is used to shape or enlarge holes
a hand-held tool, often wooden, that is inserted into a citrus half and twisted to extract the juice
a multiple-cutting edge tool with straight or helically fluted edges, which removes very little material
Used to make a precision size hole. Reamers usually come in three sizes. On size (example: 0.125", 0.250", 0.500", etc), over size: (example: 0.126", 0.251", 0.501", etc), and under size (example: 0.124", 0.249", 0.499", etc). Reamers are used in the drill press on the slowest machine setting and the part is held by hand against the bed of the machine. A precision hole is needed when you press fit two parts together. Reamers do not drill holes. You must frist drill a hole that is 0.010" to 0.020 smaller then the size of the reamer with a drill bit..
Type of drill bit used to enlarge a hosel to one uniform parallel tip diameter.
A tool for fine-finishing a hole to accurate dimensions and shape.
A tool for enlarging rivet holes.
A tool for smoothing out the "cake" and trimming it down to a desired size. Reamers come in a variety of shapes and functionalities.
a tool used to shape or enlarge holes or bores.
(re'mer) (A.S to widen): A reamer is a rotating instrument with spirally turning blades used for enlarging a cavity. It is used for root canal treatment; and a slightly larger version is used for making the bone cavity larger to fit an internal prosthesis in joint replacement surgeries.
A tool used to widen or smooth a hole.
Tool to remove burrs from the inside of a pipe after it has been cut.
A grinding tool used to level or remove burrs from valve seats in faucets so that the valve stem will fit properly.
A small hand tool for enlarging or shaping holes in wood, metal, or other materials.
A reamer or ream is a tool for enlarging holes and is used in metalworking. It may be used as a hand tool or may have a specialized drive end. For production machine tools the drive will usually be a standard taper.
