Review on 🔧 Pipe Tools Senior Reamer: Enhancing Precision and Efficiency in Pipe Reaming by Brandon Plowden

Let me start by saying that it does the job. However, I have a few complaints about it. First, it would be nice if instructions were included. Also, a page of poorly translated instructions that would require a rethink to understand would have been nice, but there was nothing on it. Second, it would be nice if it was a little smaller. I had a fairly standard sized tube with a fairly small cake and was having trouble sliding the thing in. I had to make it as small as possible and then work on it little by little. It would have been nice to make it small, push it all the way in, and then expand it to fit the tube, but that wasn't possible. Third, it would be really nice if this thing didn't fall apart halfway through the first bowl I used it on. Had it been accompanied by instructions it might have warned me to be careful that this little spring could slip and risk spontaneous disassembly. Luckily I was able to figure out how to assemble it and press it down, but anyone who decides that a little coil spring is the way to keep everything safe and sound needs their head checked. Fourth, and I attribute this to the lack of instructions, it was only through other people's feedback that I found out that there was anything like an exercise at the end. I probably would have found it eventually, but I knew it had to be there, so I went looking for it. I'm assuming it must be for the air hole, but without instructions I'm just guessing. Its size is not adjustable, so hopefully it will fit your chosen air hole. Otherwise, the thing has done its job and not so bad.