RIDGID Tapping Tool Cutter Selection Chart
Bore Fractional
Ridgid
RIDGID
RIDGID
RIDGID
Size
Size
Bi-Metal
Steel
CI/DI Cutters
PVC Cutters
(Power
(Manual
(Power or Man-
(Manual
Operation
Operation
Operation
Operation
Only)
Only)
Only)
Only)
0.625
5/8
R10
76267
76292
76317
0.688
11/16
R11
0.750
3/4 R12
0.813
13/16
R13
0.875
7/8 R14
76272
76297
76322
0.938
15/16
R15
1.000
1
R16
1.063
1-1/16
R17
1.125
1-1/8 R18
76277
76302
76327
1.188
1-3/16
R19
1.250
1-1/4 R20
1.313
1-5/16
R21
1.375
1-3/8 R22
76282
76307
76332
1.438
1-7/16
R23
1.500
1-1/2 R24
1.563
1-9/16
R25
1.625
1-5/8 R26
1.688
1-11/16
R27
1.750
1-3/4 R28
76287
76312
76337
1.813
1-13/16
R29
1.875
1-7/8 R30
RT3422 Tapping Tool
Ridge Tool Company
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e) Inspect the selected pilot drill for this particular oper-
ation to ensure that it is in good working order. Pay
particular attention to the coupon retaining device
as coupon may not be retrieved if this device is dam-
aged. Insert this pilot drill into the hole saw adapter if
present or directly into the cutter as required. Secure
the pilot drill in place with the set screw positioned on
the flat of the pilot and firmly tighten (Figure 5).
Figure 5 – Installation of pilot drill
f) Measure the distance from a point such as the wrench
flats on the feed screw to the end of the sleeve. In
Figure 6 below it is 1
″
.
Figure 6 – Measuring 1
″
offset