Deburring Tool with 10Pcs HSS Blades - Deburring Tool for Metal, Aluminum, Copper, Plastic Pipe, 3D Printing, Brass

I use this for cleaning up my 3D prints. I used to use a knife, a file, sandpaper, and lots of foul language trying to get the edges of the printed items cleaned up. Now I just drag this deburring tool around the edges of the print and the results are perfect. I showed this to a fellow printing enthusiast to convince him to buy one, and he already had this very model. Why didn't he tell me about it sooner? It's a game changer. The quality is great, all metal, with spare blades. Since I'm using this on plastic, I suspect I will never need to replace the blade, but in case I ever get inspired to use it on metal, I have plenty of backups. It looks good, too. It looks like it would work fine in any configuration, pushing or pulling, but at least for me it only works if I pull it towards me. If I try to push it, the blade just digs in. I may be using it wrong, but there is no particular reason to push instead of pull, so it works for me when I do it right. So, high quality, excellent performance, spare blades, good looks, low price. Very, very useful. If you 3D print, just buy this. You won't regret it.

So far so good. For the price it was a great deal. The handle is exceptionally well made and is easy to grasp in my large hands. The deburring blade is held with a quick release and is a snap to change. They include a good number of spares. This is so much nicer to use over the other options, like the conical tool you insert into the tube. This is fast, clean, and you can see the copper being trimmed, so you have perfect control. Not sure how long each blade will last, or how well it will hold up, but for now, it works and feels like a very well made tool.

Has a learning curve but it works very well. Although it's designed to deburr metal, I'm using it on plastic, hence the learning curve.

I picked this one for the slimmer design and better egro than that popular bulky red one. Pretty hard to mess up a deburring tool. I'm sure they all come from the same factory. Its just a metal body with a locking shank collar with a swiveling head. I would like a way to lock the blade but you get the hang of it pretty quick. With this design though it is bulletproof and don't think it is possible to break/fail. Wish they would include different blade angles in the kit instead of all of them being the same. But the blades last forever, at least for 3D printing. I ended up just dremel'ing one of the spares to make a more convex blade for special situations.

This is one of those inexpensive tools that ends up being much more useful than expected. The handle feels comfortable in the hand, and the rotating blade follows edges easily without requiring much pressure. It works especially well for cleaning up sharp edges, drilled holes, plastic parts, and 3D prints. Instead of spending time sanding an edge by hand, a few passes with this usually cleans it up quickly and leaves a much smoother finish. The blade is easy to control, and having 10 replacement blades included makes the price even better. Simple tool, easy to use, and does exactly what it's supposed to do. Definitely worth having in the toolbox.

You never know how much you needed this tool until you tried it. I love it! It works great and comes with several extra blades so the tool life will be substantial. I would recommend this tool to anyone who has the need or use for it. All metal handle is very rugged, in fact perhaps a little heavy unless you are using it to deburr copper pipe than it will stand up to the task. highly recommend it won't disappoint

I purchased this deburring tool to help with trimming and smoothing out the edges of my resin pieces and I LOVE IT! While it can be tricky when you first start using it, once you get the hang of it, it has taken out the need to sand my pieces as much. Also, LOVE that it came with multiple replacement blades. I would agree with others regarding how to hold and use it. Think of it like peeling an apple. Wrapping your pinky, ring, and middle fingers of your dominate hand around the handle of the tool. Then with your index finger controlling the blade of the deburring tool and your thumb resting on your resin piece, you pull toward you. If I can edit this review and add a video, I will do so. Hopefully that helps.

Used for debuting holes in 16 ga. Slick! Was able to do many holes on one blade. Very handy and reasonably priced.

Works great! Better than folding a burr over with an abrasive. Just don’t leave it out, or some hack will come along and break the tips or claim it like a shop tool. You need skill to use this with steel. Eventually you’ll get good at it, but the road to mastery involves many silly bodily positions and maybe the odd prayer or shamanic ritual. You may find yourself with your leg in the air, your head tilted, and/or an arm asleep. If that happens, you’re doing it wrong. Relax. Envision the burr escaping the prison that is a fresh cut edge, and send it back to it’s destiny; a chip bin and a road to a melting pot. Maybe wear some kevlar gloves when you’re ski-daddlin around your sharp corners, you burrsmith you.

Practico para retirar la rebaba de las imrpesiones 3D