Milwaukee Reaming Pen
$9.98
Cut your metal sheet easily and quickly with the selection of this excellent Milwaukee Reaming Pen.
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Description
The Milwaukee Reaming Pen provides easy deburring of copper tubing and PVC. The tool is constructed with an all-metal design for durability through demanding jobsite use. The blade is heat treated and black oxide coated for extended life. A slide resistant clip allows easy storage in the users pocket or tool bag for quick access.
- Pen style reamer
- All-metal design
- Slide resistant clip
- Heat treated blade
- Black oxide blade
- Limited lifetime warranty
Additional information
| Weight | .05 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.50 × 2.75 × 7.25 in |
| Compatible Pipe Material | Multi-Purpose |
| Drive Style | None |
| Features | No Additional Features |
| Model | 48-22-4255 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Length (in.) | 5.5 in |
| Product Thickness (in.) | .32 in |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
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Vicente Denesik (verified owner) –
Great little reaming pen, works like any other.
Felton Heller (verified owner) –
Very good tool. Works great with them.
Devon King (verified owner) –
Small, good quality and works perfect
Cordelia Terry (verified owner) –
Like this one it’s really good tool
Kaley Reichert (verified owner) –
Makes short work of cleaning up cut ends of copper tubing (for water lines). Completely eliminates the sharp, thin flange-like material produced on the inside surface of the pipe when cut with a tubing cutter. Fast and easy to use. Wish I’d known about it 20 years ago. Saves lots of time. Not expensive. Highly recommended.
Krystal Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
The reaming pen is great! Meet expectations. Small and sleek. Perfect for wood and metal projects as well.
Christophe Stracke (verified owner) –
Reaming pen trimmed the inside of cut-off copper pipe to install shut-off ball valves.
Leonora Bauch (verified owner) –
The pen works very well.
Jaclyn Jacobi (verified owner) –
Creates a nice smooth surface on the inner diameter of pipe. The blade is replaceable as milwaukee indicates. I removed the blade by using a crescent wrench on the right angle at the end of the blade. With a little bit of force it comes striaght out. Replacement blades are 48-22-4257. They come in a pack of 3. Once blade is removed simply insert a new one.
Tracy Skiles (verified owner) –
Works good and easy to use
Leonora Ritchie (verified owner) –
Used to debur a 1/2” copper line where I was replacing shutoff valves to the sink. Worked well to get the inside nice and smooth.
Cathrine Swift (verified owner) –
Good
Augusta Predovic (verified owner) –
This is the first one I’ve had. I’m happy with it.
Brandt Rolfson (verified owner) –
Awesome small tool for a havc installer
Gilberto Willms (verified owner) –
I love this handy little tool.took me a while to change blade but take my advise it is simple.Put it in a vise get a pair of pliers and pull straight out with force and ta da.
Henry Mann (verified owner) –
The reaming pen was used to de-bur cut ends of PVC and copper pipe/tube, as indicated on the packaging. A saw-cut piece of PVC pipe was used as well as a piece of copper tube, cut with a roller type tubing cutter. The ragged edges and shards of PVC were quickly smoothed down..in fact, in PVC, the cutting action is rather aggressive, so some finesse is called for to prevent “beveling” the inside edge of the pipe. Reaming the copper tube also requires some care to avoid scoring the inside surface of the tube, which may require cleaning out the copper particles, if the application involves any components which could be adversely affected by metallic particles. Although not advertised for use on aluminum, it was successfully used to de-bur several holes drilled in an aluminum plate. All in all, a convenient tool to keep clipped in your pocket when working with any of the above materials.
Adeline Barrows (verified owner) –
this pen is advertised as use for pvc and copper pipe but i have been using it solely for reaming EMT metal conduit for weeks now and it hasnt even gotten a chip in the blade yet.
Brielle Harris (verified owner) –
There are both good and bad aspects of this tool, but the good ones certainly outweigh the bad. This tool is compact. Most higher end reamers are bulky and don’t have the ability to just slip into your shirt pocket. This little guy is about the size of a pencil. It has a high quality bit and the movement is pretty decent. There is also a shirt clip attached to the handle to allow you to clip it to whatever you have to carry it around with. The bad… The bit is not interchangeable as far as I can tell. Start working on harder materials like steel, tungsten or ceramic and you will wear this guy out pretty quick. The only option is to buy a new one. But if you regularly use it to work with brass, copper, aluminum, plastics, etc. then you should be able to see some long life from this compact little workhorse.
Marjorie Hahn (verified owner) –
just okay. its too thin so it makes it hard to use to get a smooth full circle cut of a typical 1/2 our to 1” of more copper pipe. The general brand has a larger diameter body so it works better. The lade is also not very sharp.
Darien Swaniawski (verified owner) –
Great