This heavy stainless steel rod was bought in the scrapeyard and it’s been used as a handrail for at least 30 years. Do any of you guys know what was i’ts original purpose?
Answer: It’s a rotor for a fluid driven motor. Commonly used in oil field applications to drill or pump. Search mud motor rotors for more examples.
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Member 4 year s ago
#3 is a reamer - when a hole is drilled into metal and you want the hole larger, you would ream this bit in and out to enlarge it.
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Carwash 4 year s ago
Member no it isn't. It is a screw extractor for broken screws or bolts. Note the threads turn left handed in order to get a tighter grip in an anti clockwise direction
after drilling a hole inside the screw. A reamer has sharp ridges and are set in a clockwise direction
after drilling a hole inside the screw. A reamer has sharp ridges and are set in a clockwise direction
after drilling a hole inside the screw. A reamer has sharp ridges and are set in a clockwise direction