PLATINUMEDGE Deburring External Chamfer Tool, YG8 Carbide Blade, Deburring Drill Bit, Remove Burr Tools, Quick Release 1/4inch Hex Shank, Repairing Damaged Bolts, Fits for 1/8”-3/4” (3mm-19mm)

Used it to deburr my copper pipes before putting shark bike fittings on them. Works great highly recommended it

Works excellent! Was cutting 1/4” rod for commercial light fixtures. Wanted to make sure the connector went on properly at time of installation.

The PLATINUMEDGE Deburring External Chamfer Tool with its YG8 carbide blade is a great tool for removing burrs and repairing damaged bolts. The 1/4-inch hex shank makes it easy to attach to most drills, and it works effectively on sizes from 1/8” to 3/4” (3mm-19mm). The quick-release feature is convenient for swapping out tools.However, it can be a bit hard to control, especially when working on smaller or more delicate tasks. While the tool does its job well, I found that it takes a bit of practice to use it smoothly and accurately. Overall, it's a solid tool for deburring, but the lack of precision control knocks it down a star. Still highly recommended for the right projects!

it works good i like it

I use this all the time hanging pipe and conduit from the ceiling. Smoothing threaded rod cuts is quick and easy. Quality is good and cuts quickly.

I bought this to deburr and chamfer all thread and for small turned parts before thread tapping. Works great. Low use so not sure on durability yet.

So far so good. Should of found these years ago. No more sharp bolt ends to catch your skin or clothing on, ouch!!!

This tool appears to be well made, however it tends to jump around even as great care is taken to center the blades on the shaft end. I tried it on four different size shafts and got a nice smooth chamfer result with only one -- a 1/2" shaft. Shafts are mild steel. Possibly, this tool does a better job on larger shaft ends. And while I do understand the importance of variables such as speed and pressure exerted on the tool, I believe that an additional blade or two would help to keep the tool in contact and centered on the shaft in order to provide a smoother more consistent result.