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The Evolution CC625 is a high-performance 5/8" diameter annular cutter with a 1" cutting depth, engineered from M2AL High Speed Steel for superior durability. Featuring a 3/4" Weldon shank compatible with most magnetic drill presses and a spiral flute design for efficient chip removal, it includes a free pilot pin to ensure precision starts. Ideal for professional-grade alloy steel cutting tasks.
Material | High Speed Steel (HSS) |
Cutting Diameter | 0.63 Inches |
Finish Type | High Speed Steel |
Shank Type | Weldon |
Brand | EVOLUTION |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 4 x 3 x 3 inches |
Tool Flute Type | Spiral |
Minimum Bore Diameter | 0.63 Inches |
Point Style | Pilot Point |
Surface Recommendation | Alloy Steel |
Number of Flutes | 1 |
UPC | 849713028259 |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00849713028259 |
Manufacturer | Evolution Power Tools |
Part Number | CC625 |
Item Weight | 3.84 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 4 x 3 x 3 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | CC625 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 5/8-Inch Diameter x 1-Inch Depth |
Color | Silver |
Style | High Speed |
Finish | High Speed Steel |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Measurement System | Imperial |
Included Components | 1x Cutter |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
B**E
Performs well
Good value, good performance.
N**S
Barrena
Exactamente lo que buscaba.
J**Z
Very clean cuts
I bought this for my home metal fab shop and a friend needed a bung welded into his exhaust and I’m also making a bumper with recovery points so I’ll need the 7/8 hole. I can see this lasting for dozens of cuts if not more so long as you apply oil.
D**S
Sharp, good on Aluminum
Worked well on 1/4" aluminum. Stayed sharp.
D**N
Solid performance despite unideal usage
I needed to drill 34 holes in 3/4" mild steel with this 7/8" bit. Unfortunately, I do not have a milling machine or mag drill, but only an underpowered drill press (1/2 max). Nevertheless, I got to 20 before it really bogged down. This could have been due to improper speed/feed rate/oil on my part which was impossible to perfect with my drill press. I drilled two more holes before realizing it's best to get another. I'm impressed regardless.The next bit I got was another brand (cheaper) and it bogged down after 10. Evolution is definitely worth a couple more bucks.
D**S
Buy it
I questioned these being worth the money, in that I can’t sharpen. I am double framing a truck. I purchased 3, 5/8 cutters. I’ve drilled more than 50 holes, in frame rail, I did have one shatter, 20+ holes in, but that could have been my fault for not being lined up. I’ve drilled 50 + holes, with two bits. 5/8 holes in mild steel is tough, I’m drilling truck frame. I bought 10 5/8 standard drill bits, hoping they’d be enough, with one man sharpening and one drilling? These are the deal, if you have the mag drill, buy them! I did keep them oiled/cooled, but that should be a given? Pleased!
K**Y
Both Blew apart into pieces on first hole
Was hoping these would work drilling a truck frame. But these must have been over hardened or something because as soon as the bit started to cut it blew apart with a load bang. Put the other one in and it did the same thing. Ended up drilling it with a dull one we were using before. I'm sure this is just a messed up batch that made them this brittle. Just wish it wasn't my money wasted. I know it's a cheap brand but the other ones sold on here for almost half the price of these did fine.
L**L
Durable bit
Great bit for the money. I drilled 30 holes in 1/2” plate. Used a coolant/cutting fluid as would be normal for using this tool. Picture of bit is after drilling the holes. There in no discoloration at the tip and it’s still cutting just fine. Worth the money and lasts if used properly.
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