Electric Shape Beveler for Straight and Contoured Edges
The S186-E shape beveler from Heck industries uses durable carbide inserts in a milling-style, 1 1/4"-diameter cutter to produce accurate, clean and burr-free edges on shaped parts, slots and holes in materials as thin as 3/16".
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The S186-E shape beveler from Heck industries uses durable carbide inserts in a milling-style, 1 1/4"-diameter cutter to produce accurate, clean and burr-free edges on shaped parts, slots and holes in materials as thin as 3/16". The electric tool is capable of beveling both straight and contoured edges, as well as circles and pipes. According to Heck Industries, the beveler is well-suited for cleaning up holes and cutouts in plate.
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