🔧 2 Inch Stainless Silver External Chamfering Deburring Tool Review

To make sure this product was worth adding to my tool inventory I tried it on some cheap grade 2 screws. 8" screws are 1/2" to be exact. And did nothing, complete crap. Don't waste money.

These are things you don't need all the time, but when you do need them, they're definitely worth it. Got this as part of my husband's Christmas gifts and he loves it. Saves a lot of time compared to doing it manually.

I don't have much time to talk because the factory is closed and I'm taking a short break, but it's fantastic. I use it to put nuts on bolts that we would otherwise have to struggle with. While it may seem like this doesn't save time, it actually does. In short, 15 minutes of work becomes 5 minutes. Many Thanks.

I'm in the Union of Locksmiths and we make a lot of pipe hangers. I saw a youtube video for this tool to clean the ends of whole threads and other screws for my hangers. I've been using it for 3 weeks now, I've made about a hundred hangers or more, which means all the thread on each end. It still works and it still works great and I am very happy with this tool I would recommend it. Other people complain that it's not stainless steel, apparently they don't know they're steel, stainless steel is

Media could not be loaded. It's worth it. Ideal for hangers with a threaded rod. We always cut them long, line up the hangers and trim off the excess with the sawzall and it always leaves an ugly edge that you can easily cut yourself on. This will erase that edge straight up. It also helps to dress the nut more easily. Definitely better than an angle grinder.

Bought with the intention of using it on a stainless steel threaded rod but it didn't work. In fact, no material was removed. All he did was crush the material and destroy the carving. Don't buy stainless steel! I also asked the company for a comment before posting this and received no response. I received a separate email saying "Please review and contact if there are any problems" so I replied to that (still no response from the company) and posting a review as requested.

. A set of two looks like statement earrings. More importantly, they do their job. If you don't have a bench grinder handy, one in your drill press should do the job. I tried a 3/8" aluminum bar, which was easy, and a 3/8" steel bar, which was tougher than aluminum but worked just as well. Just in case, I put a drop of oil on the end of the steel rod. The shank you tighten in a drill chuck is triangular, but not self-centering, rather than the typical "thick" triangular or semi-hex bits. While…