🔧 Pipe Tools Senior Reamer: Enhancing Precision and Efficiency in Pipe Reaming Review

I have wanted a senior pipe reamer for a long time. When my old cheap reamer broke I bought it. Not disappointed. There are no instructions, but as others have said, once you've smoked a pipe for a while, the tool is easy to handle. The heavy construction is well made, sturdy. The dilator itself is adjustable to fit most medium sized tubing with a screw applicator on the end. The end also includes a simple shank reamer that you simply unscrew to use and then put back into the tool for later…

This reamer is precision engineered, strong, and very versatile with three adjustable cutting blades that curve in (or curve) in about 1/2 inch from the tip. Because the vanes are rear-hinged and flare out from the tip, they generally only make contact with the flare along a relatively narrow portion of the bent knee; As such, I prefer a set of fixed blade reamers of various sizes to keep the cake smooth and even in my briar pipes. However, an adjustable "senior tubular reamer" will work where…

Let me start by saying that it does the job. However, I have a few complaints about it. First, it would be nice if instructions were included. Also, a page of poorly translated instructions that would require a rethink to understand would have been nice, but there was nothing on it. Second, it would be nice if it was a little smaller. I had a fairly standard sized tube with a fairly small cake and was having trouble sliding the thing in. I had to make it as small as possible and then work on it