Deburring bit?

[L5wolvesf]

I was on youtube the other day and noticed a video about this type of deburring bit it looks to be useful for some things I do. In looking for one to try out all I could find on eBay were cheap (price-wise) versions. I did a cursory search for info here but didn't find anything.

Have any of y'all used one of these? Are they any good?

Thank you

 

[larry_g]

I haven't used one like that. Only used the ones for copper pipe. That said I would not have the use for one often enough to justify the purchase. In the machine shop to many other ways to do the job.

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[lis2323]

I’m quite embarrassed to say I made the purchase. My opinion is don’t bother. As larry-g mentioned there’s lots of other ways of doing it.


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[Benito]

I wouldn't buy one strictly because of how often they've thrown this commercial at me. it's strange they talk about this tool like it's new.

 

[cvairwerks]

Lots of ways to deburr, depending on what you are working on. You grab the requisite tool based on what needs it, how big it is, how much you need to remove and how many you have to do.

 

[Ign]

I think it's a cool concept but not sure how well it would work in practice - for one thing the machinist in me is immediately suspicious of chatter.

But do you have a link? I might try it on Al pipe

Will it accommodate 3/4" pipe at 1.050"?

 

[Kenstone1]

I read a lot of bad reviews on amazon, so I'll pass

 

[L5wolvesf]

I haven't used one like that. Only used the ones for copper pipe. That said I would not have the use for one often enough to justify the purchase. In the machine shop to many other ways to do the job.

Lots of ways to deburr, depending on what you are working on. You grab the requisite tool based on what needs it, how big it is, how much you need to remove and how many you have to do.

I agree re in a machine shop I’m sure there are a lot of good options. I was thinking more along the lines of in the field – a small bit that would do a champher quickly.

I’m quite embarrassed to say I made the purchase. My opinion is don’t bother. As larry-g mentioned there’s lots of other ways of doing it.

Good to know. I don’t see any reason to be embarrassed – you tried something different.

I wouldn't buy one strictly because of how often they've thrown this commercial at me. it's strange they talk about this tool like it's new.

I don’t go on YT a lot so I hadn’t seen it till now.

I read a lot of bad reviews on amazon, so I'll pass

I think it's a cool concept but not sure how well it would work in practice - for one thing the machinist in me is immediately suspicious of chatter.

But do you have a link? I might try it on Al pipe

Will it accommodate 3/4" pipe at 1.050"?

Here’s 1 link and it has reviews as Kenstone1 mentioned

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KG7SHKQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20