- Designed for easy deburring of copper tubing and PVC
- Durable, all-metal construction with heat-treaded blade
- Stores easily in pocket or tool bag with slide-resistant clip
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Product Overview
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
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Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
5.5 in
Product Length (in.)
5.5 in
Product Thickness (in.)
.32 in
Product Width (in.)
.4 in
Details
Compatible Pipe Material
Multi-Purpose
Drive Style
None
Features
No Additional Features
Number of Pieces
1
Returnable
90-Day
Tools Product Type
Hand Tool
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
Limited Lifetime
Questions & Answers
9Questions48Answers
Can you ream emt Conduit with it ??
Asked by Druer January 23, 20214
AnswersYes my primary use is copper piping
How do I remove the blade
Asked by NBHD October 30, 20192
Answersthe blade is not replaceable
is the blade supposed to be able to spin?
Asked by kampen January 18, 201910
AnswersYes, it should move freely.
is the blade replaceable
Asked by Johndoe August 3, 20187
AnswersCan Milwaukee Electric please explain how to replace the blade? I broke mine off and cannot figure out how to replace it. Thanks
Can this be used on aluminum?
Asked by Jbone February 17, 20185
AnswersYes, as aluminum is soft like copper it works just as well
Will this tool work on 1/4 " soft copper tubing?
Asked by Dutch January 31, 20185
AnswersYes it might be a tight squeez tho
Is it able to change blades or disposable?
Asked by jm February 14, 20175
AnswersThe blades are replaceable, I would recommend purchasing the Milwaukee replacements as they may differ from other brands
where I can get replacement blades?
Asked by John February 9, 20175
Answersavailable at Home Depot and most hardware stores
Could this be used to ream EMT pipe?
Asked by Adam January 5, 20175
AnswersYes
Customer Reviews
Dec 22, 2018
Blade is replaceable
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.
by AHeiss
Aug 9, 2016
Handy and compact
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.
by Greg
Jul 9, 2016
A handy tool for cleaning pipe
I'm not a professional plumber but I do work with PVC around the house for plumbing and fish pond projects. In addition to cutting pipe I drill a lot of holes for strainers and drainage with PVC.
Rounding off corners has always been a problem. I don't want the sharp edges left from drilling or cutting, but never had a good quick fix.
Enter the reaming pen. Quick, effective, simple to use. Put the cutter end in the pipe or hole, run it around the edge a few times, the edge is rounded over.
There is a small learning curve to get the right bite on the edge to produce a smooth corner but for plumbing and fish pond work it seems fine.
by Pete
Apr 4, 2016
Smooth Operation
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.
by DonK
Apr 21, 2021
This reamer is great I keep it in my front...
This reamer is great I keep it in my front pocket of my Hi viz vest so when I’m running pvc Conduit I never have to look for it super handy to have all my workers have one they love it to Cause it’s one less bulky item to have on them specially when they’re in the trenches
by James
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