Walter 2-5/16 Inch Carbide Tipped Annular Cutter 2 Inch Depth

Cut Through Stainless Like Butter

If you have ever burned up a standard drill bit trying to punch a hole in a thick plate of stainless steel or cast iron, you know the frustration. The Walter 2-5/16" x 2" Carbide Core Cut (05D505) is the answer to those heavy-duty fabrication headaches. This isn't your average annular cutter; it is built with carbide tips that are harder and tougher than the steel you are drilling. Whether you are working on a structural beam, a pipe flange, or a piece of heavy machinery, this cutter lets your mag drill do what it does best: make clean, burr-free holes fast.

Time is money on the job site, and changing out dull bits slows you down. The Walter Carbide Core Cut is designed to last significantly longer than High-Speed Steel (HSS) bits, especially in abrasive materials. It cuts cooler and faster, meaning you spend less time fighting the drill and more time welding and fitting. The specialized flute design pulls chips out of the hole efficiently, so you don't have to worry about the bit binding up halfway through a 2-inch thick plate. It is also forgiving on imperfect surfaces—if you are drilling into rusty steel or over a weld seam, this bit holds its line and keeps cutting.

This cutter is a must-have for any welder's arsenal who deals with large diameter holes. It fits standard magnetic drills and requires less downward pressure to cut, which saves your arm and your drill motor. When you need a 2-5/16" hole and you need it right now, trust Walter's carbide technology to get you through the toughest metals without breaking a sweat. It is the reliable choice for field repairs, shop fabrication, and any project where precision and speed are non-negotiable.

Why Welders Choose This Cutter:

• Longer Life: Carbide tips stay sharp even on stainless and cast iron.
• Faster Cuts: Aggressive geometry removes metal quickly.
• Clean Holes: Produces a finished hole that often needs no deburring.
• Versatile: Works great on flat plate, pipe, and curved surfaces.