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Probably up to 3/4".

Kinda hard to use a bench grinder when it is a shaft on a Garden Tractor Mower Deck and the shaft can't be removed until it is deburred.

I have files, sanders, die grinders and Dremel tools and carbide burrs for each, and have used them all for deburring of different projects, but it seems to me that a “good” cone style external deburring tool would be very handy at times when trying to clean up the end of a pipe, bolt or shaft...

YES. Something like that

Not buying for a specific project, but seems like there will be times when having one(if it works well) will come in handy.

Would like to get one of decent quality that is cone shaped and used in a drill, but "not break the bank".

Old stock and counterfeits are concerns I have with EB and Amazon.

I bought some A23s from McMaster Carr. They were Rayovac brand and seem to last much longer than the generics I got from Amazon. The price was more than Amazon, but IMO well worth the extra cost for consistent longevity. I have generally had good results when using Rayovac batteries. I like...

Thanks for the replies! I have some of the sheets of batteries from Tractor Supply, and since they are so cheap they do have their purposes, but they do not seem to have the longevity/or consistent longevity of Genuine Name Brand batteries. I have them around, "so I have something to put in"...

Over the years I have bought some from Amazon with mixed results and I am sure some are counterfeit and some are not, but never can be sure which is which. Even if they were good last time, next time might be different. I use quite a few 2450, and 2032 Coin cells and also A23 12V batteries. I...

Whatever you are using as a Jump Starter, it might be a good time to make sure it has a good charge. It sure sounds like there is some very cold weather on the way to much of the USA.

So no one has tried a Sportsman Model #GEN85KIDF?

Over the years, I have had at least 10 "regular" Booster Packs. It has been my experience that they go bad quicker than the LI versions do.

The one in my truck, that has seen the most use(and worked each time) got used for the first time in about 6 months, about 3 weeks ago. Car on shoulder of fairly busy highway and I pulled over behind it to see if I could assist. Poorly maintained vehicle with a lot of corrosion on the battery...

I think these are the type of thing that are very hard to make an informed judgement about. I have several, and AFAIK they all work OK. One of them I have used several times and it has worked well each time, BUT Starting a "dead vehicle" is not something that takes a consistent amount of...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PSFUO8/?tag=atomicindus08-20 This style will not "get stuck".

I have Digital Torque Adapters that seem very accurate and easy to use, if access to view is good. DTA also let you verify the reading of your "regular torque wrench/s" so you can use them where access is an issue, and precision is not super important. If the DTA says that your regular...

The heads of the carriage bolts will face towards the ground and carriage head will be smooth enough.

Thanks for all of the replies. Someone mentioned "overthinking" and I agree that this project does not NEED a lot of thought. I am going to drill oversize to where carriage bolt is a tight fit, pound it in and then weld in place, but I like to get ideas for how to do things, in the event...

For this project that might be a VERY good solution.