T‑handle design for better leverage and control: the ergonomic T‑handle reduces effort while reaming, makes turning easier, and gives you precise control over the tapering process. strength, hardness steel construction: built to withstand repeated use without deforming or dulling quickly, delivering long service life and consistent performance. Purpose and function: a steel reamer that creates and refines tapered holes — properly tapering holes for bridge pins or endpins and producing smooth, even tapers. Compatibility: intended for use in woodwork — suitable for taper holes on wood boards, wood sink holes, chamfers, and inverted tapers. Works where a controlled tapered bore is required. Performance and durability: stays rigid under torque, maintains cutting geometry for repeatable, clean reaming results; durable finish resists wear during normal woodworking tasks. How this solves problems Faster, cleaner tapering than improvised tools: the T‑handle plus hardened steel cutting surfaces reduce effort and minimize tear‑out or uneven tapers. Greater control reduces rework: the handle and tool geometry let you stop at the precise depth and angle needed, avoiding oversized or misshapen holes. Long service life lowers replacement frequency: hardened steel construction holds its shape and cutting edge, so the reamer stays reliable across multiple projects. Typical use scenarios Guitar and stringed instrument : properly tapering bridge pin or endpin holes in acoustic guitar bridges and similar applications where a controlled taper is needed. Cabinetry and joinery: reaming tapered holes in wood boards for dowels, tapered fittings, or creating chamfers and inverted tapers for clean assembly. Sink and countertop fitment: finishing or adjusting wood sink holes to the correct taper before installing fixtures or trim. Key attributes at a glance Tool type: steel hand reamer with T‑handle Material: strength, hardness steel Primary functions: tapering holes, chamfering, finishing inverted tapers Suitable materials: wood boards, wooden sink openings, and similar wooden workpieces Benefits: easier turning, improved control, durable construction, consistent tapered holes Usage tips Use steady, controlled turns and check fit frequently to avoid over‑reaming. Keep the workpiece clamped securely and remove wood chips as you progress for a cleaner finish. Apply light cutting lubrication or a small amount of wax if working with resinous woods to reduce friction and gumming.