AFA Tooling - Deburring Tool with 10 Extra High Speed Steel Blades - Works on Metal, Resin, PVC, and 3D Printed Plastic Edges - Great for Copper and PVC Pipes, 3D Printing, Resin Art, and Metal Work

Very pleased with this item, used a lot and would buy again

Qulality del , propt and professional

The AFA Tooling Deburring tool does exactly what it is supposed to do and is very easy to use once you get the hang of it, how much pressure to apply etc. I would say the metal body is a must with a tool like this as you will often need to exert a fair amount of pressure and a plastic body tool would very soon break under the strain. The AFA tool is also great value for money as it comes with a pack of 10 spare blades. I have only used it on plastic so far but I am pretty confident it will work on metal too. All in all I would definitely recommend it.

This is a quality item, with good quality materials and design. Takes some practice to use (eg for cleaning up 3D prints etc etc). Spare blades useful. Comes in rugged 'zip lock' type back. A box or wallet might be easier/better, but its still useful.

Absolute game changer for me, I actually cannot believe I've been 3D printing for so many years without knowing how useful these are. Perfect for cleaning up the edges of your prints, whether it's a brim, a little bit of elephants foot or just random little imperfections along the edges. Really appreciate the extra blades that come with this but I've already used the initial blade a bunch and it doesn't seem to have dulled at all from just plastic. Very happy.

Brought this for my 3d printing - super easy to use and it is very strong and I’m very happy it includes lots of blades. I use this purely to remove brim and was a decent price too it will definitely last for many years

What a great little tool! I’m amazed at how well it works....I’ve been using it to debur the edges of holes drilled in steel and steel turned on the lathe....it cuts the steel as if it was a chisel through wood! I’ve also tried it on aluminium and cleaning up/putting a small chamfer on the edge of acrylic/polycarbonate.....it’s excellent! It takes a couple of practices to get the motion right and to realise that you don’t have to press hard either. Personally, for holes I think this does its job better than the usual countersink type debur as the action of this is to cut the material whereas the countersink essentially grinds....so you get a much cleaner edge with this. This tool is a new discovery for me and I’m very impressed.

This works well on steel, alu, brass and generous supply of spare blades.