Reaming With Taper Hand Reamers
Machine shop bench tutorial demonstrating the use of hand reaming tools. Ray Bell Productions - 1942 This film covers the topic of how to use a tapered hand reamer. Taper pins are used to hold shafts and collars together while allowing for disassembly or used as dowel pins for aligning assemblies. Topics include the taper hand reamer numbering system, selecting and drilling pilot holes and how to use a hand taper reamer to make the proper sized hole for a taper pin.

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