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Looking for a source of a quality deburr tool with a good handle. Any ideas [External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied]
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http://www.busybeetools.com/products/deburring-tool-set.html
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Buddy of mine swears by this thing. Seen him use it in our shop while he was fabricating a decorative aluminum wall from 6061. Comes w 10 blades and is $16
https://www.amazon.com/Noga-NG8150-Heavy-Deburr-blades/dp/B001O62V56
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http://www.busybeetools.com/products/deburring-tool-set.html
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Thanks so much Comp
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TD-Millwork&Metal wrote:
Buddy of mine swears by this thing. Seen him use it in our shop while he was fabricating a decorative aluminum wall from 6061. Comes w 10 blades and is $16
https://www.amazon.com/Noga-NG8150-Heavy-Deburr-blades/dp/B001O62V56
Looks good thanks [emoji106]
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TD-Millwork&Metal wrote:
Buddy of mine swears by this thing. Seen him use it in our shop while he was fabricating a decorative aluminum wall from 6061. Comes w 10 blades and is $16
https://www.amazon.com/Noga-NG8150-Heavy-Deburr-blades/dp/B001O62V56
Looks good thanks [emoji106]
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77Ford wrote:
1 minute ago, 77Ford said:
Looks good thanks emoji106.png
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No worries dude!
JMG wrote:
4 hours ago, JMG said:
I was going to recommend the Gedore myself https://www.kctoolco.com/gedore-8730-deburrer/
This was a tool of the day a while ago with the handle
Jimbo
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JMG wrote:
5 hours ago, JMG said:
That’s slick.
But all these are so bulky for my use, I always keep one in my shirt pocket, just like a pen, I tried the bulky ones and just couldn’t get used to them..
This is what I have used for a year or so since finding out they made them…
I use it on a daily basis at work
Only problem is the tips are technically not replaceable. But I took care of that and have pulled the tips out and put new in.
It’s just a rebranded Bahco i believe
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This will be used for fast paced production…….thanks for all the help guys, I am ordering samples to see what will wit best. If you find them keep posting
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77Ford wrote:
12 hours ago, 77Ford said:This will be used for fast paced production…….thanks for all the help guys, I am ordering samples to see what will wit best. If you find them keep posting
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so what only 10 of each? lol
Dewalt dcf681. Drill and debur. Manual screwdriver meet battery. Not sure it will fit your needs but maybe.
Why not use a 1/4″ hex shank countersink in a ratcheting screwdriver?
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Awesome I’ve never heard of this tool I always used a grinder ,drill or angle grinder. I’ll have to look into one of these thanks folks.