Deburring Tool with 12 High Speed Steel Blades, Deburring Tool 3D Printing, Deburring Tool for Metal, Resin, Copper, Plastic, PVC Pipes, 3D Printed Edges (1 Blue Handle)

This deburring tool is a game-changer. The grip feels solid and balanced in the hand, and the blades are sharp enough to handle resin, plastic, and 3D prints with ease. Swapping blades is super simple, and the extra replacements are a bonus. It feels like a quality tool built to last—and at this price, it’s a steal. Whether you’re a DIYer or crafting pro, it’s worth every penny.

This item shipped and arrived fast. This de-burring tool has a nice feel in the hand and works very well for de-burring the inside and outside of objects. I use this tool a lot when 3D printing and it does a great job. It comes with spare blades. The cost was fair and I rated this item 5 stars.

This is my first deburring tool, so I don’t have much to compare it on. I bought this because I’ve been 3D printing for years and have been using a Xacto and I had a painful experience, and decided to get a deburring tool. So it works well for me and is sharp enough for my post processing and I like that it has a ball at the end of the blade to protect from stabbing. It rotates smoothly so going around curves works well.The cons:I wish it came in a case. The blades come in a very small plastic case that only fits the blades, except you are left with 2 blades that don’t go in the blade case. So the obvious choice is to attach the blade to the body, which by the way is easily attachable, but then you’re left with a blade that doesn’t have a home in the blade case or in the handle. I’m not upset they provide so many blades, it’s great because I could see them going dull if you’re using it on other materials than plastics, so you have to throw the extra blade in the case so you don’t loose it.I ended up 3D Printing a case for the blades and the handle. Ignore my paint job, I’m in the process of cleaning up the paint.

This deburring tool is one of the rare Amazon products that delivers exactly what it claims. The tool is solidly built, the curved deburring blade is sharp and well-crafted, and it performs flawlessly. I’ve been using mine regularly and couldn’t be more satisfied.10/10 — would buy again.

Great and has stayed sharp for while. I re-plumbed a whole bathroom and used this on every fitting and still on the 1st blade. This will last an average diyer a lifetime.

Wow!! I don't know why it's taken me so long to finally purchase this deburring tool .... It is a must!!!! Folks, if you are working with resin and struggling like I did to trim the edges , run, don't walk to purchase this time saving tool. I was using my xacto knives to trim off the excess resin on the sides to give my pieces a smooth finish and fearing one little slip would cut my fingers. I'm on blood thinners so one wrong move would have caused me to bleed out like a stuffed pig. (not embellishing ) This tool is a game changer.I use to sand the sides and it would cause my pieces to look like crap which meant I wouldn't be able to comfortably sell them.on a side note, you receive 10 deburring cutters and 2 extra. I love this tool. it really is game changing.

This tool is functional in that it will hold the blade securely and the blades are sharp. But the blade doesn't swivel smoothly - if at all. I'll be purchasing a different tool that will better meet my needs.

When I first began working with resin, I loved the craft, but was frustrated by the sharp edges. Someone suggested a deburring tool, so I bought one similar to this. I loved the original tool so much that I bought another one like it. Honestly, I don't know how I worked without them. This tool is a metal handle into which the sharp blades fit simply by dropping them into the holder end. Changing the blades is simply the reverse, just pull the blade out and drop another in. Sounds like they would fall out, but they don't. The handle holds the blades firmly in place. The head swivels around 360°, allowing you to scrape off the sharp edges of most things without having to stop and reposition it. I've used it on hardened epoxy resin, as well as small metal pieces. It hasn't l let me down yet. It comes with plenty of blades (12) in a hard plastic case. I've only three small problems with it. First, it takes about 2-5 minutes to get the hang of using it without feeling like a klutz, due to the rotating head. 😁 Second, I'm not sure how long one blade should last. Ive been using both tools with the original blade since receiving them, first in June 2024, then this one in December 2024. 😊 In fact, I've put the replacement blades away somewhere, which brings me to my third issue. Right now I couldn't tell you where they are, so I'll have to spend some time looking for them if I ever need one. 🤔 in case, you can't tell, I mean my problems with this deburrer to be tongue-in-cheek. This little tool is one of the best investments ive ever made. I love it so much that I have to work at resisting the urge to buy more. I absolutely do highly recommend it if you have rough edges to smooth off resin, metal or any surface it recommends.