ORX PLUS TOOLS Deburring External Chamfer Tool, with HSS Blade, Deburring Drill Bit, Remove Burr Tools Quick Release Shank Fits for 1/8"-3/4"(3mm-19mm)

ACTUALLY WORKED REALLY WELL, USED IT TO DEBURR 12MM THREADED ROD, AFTER USING WAS ABME TO SPIN A NUT ON EASILLY

Good tool. Put the bolt decure in a vice and use a light drill. Keep speed low but not too low. Works perfect for me when I have to shorten a bolt or cut a threaded bar.

Not worth setting up for one rod.

Great tool does exactly what its says. 50 cut lengths of 12mm screwed rod dealt with in less than 30mins, worth the money to save on any hassle

I have tried a few and the cheaper ones either did not work at all or blunted after a few round overs. These have been great, used on stainless steel bolts and work a treat and have been going for well over 100 bolts so far. Brought another set for my garage.

Does what it says on the packet!

Really happy with this. Many years as a builder struggling to get a treaded rod clean after cutting to length this eliminates all the stress and saves you time. Not 100% how long it will last but already saved me many ours work so it’s paid for itself. 10/10

Used once on 18mm stainless steel threaded bolt. Blades disintegrated.

Received goods as described, very fast shipping and a well packed shipment

2nd time buy this and very powerful deburring tool can last very long time. First one still working well bought extra for my friend

I've never used one of these deburrers before, but this particular one showed no visible wear after deburring/chamfering both ends of 8 lengths of Ø6mm stainless steel round bar. I followed the recommendations for speed, used cutting lubricant, and held the bars firmly in an engineers' vise. There is only one contradiction I noticed. The tool works best if the end of a round bar is free of burrs! Start off slow and be prepared to stop and start again if your drill jumps around a bit. I imagine the deburrer would work best if both the bar and tool were mounted in chucks on a lathe, but if I had a lathe, this tool would be unnecessary.

Just used it to debur 4 long bolts I had to cut down on my trailer. It worked flawlessly.

The de-burring cup is an actual 3 point cutting tool that utilizes HSS to shave the end of bolts, bar stock, etc... so, if you come at it cranked up to 11 and expect good results you’re going to do some damage, or have a bad day. Anyone who’s drilled metal, or used a single point cutting device (lathe, fly cutter) knows that speed and feed is the name of the game. Start on a slower speed, and apply generous pressure, and after a few times you’ll get the feel for it and be able to yield phenomenal results. I’ve used it on mild steel, and stainless, and have had excellent results. I don’t like that you can’t replace the HSS inserts, but I realize for that option you’d end up having to completely redesign the device. Also, the little indented areas where the chips are supposed to collect does get somewhat clogged, but I think this feature is more like a chip breaker, not an area for shavings to reside long term. I ended up using a metal pick I have to clear them, and it worked great. So, moral of the story, if you’re a wood working screw jockey who expects tools to yield to your will you’re going to have difficulty with this cup. But, if you come at it from a machinist perspective, you’ll wonder why you wasted money on the $10 cheapo infomercial style debuting cups. The chamfer I LOVE!! I’ve had issues with the Irwin/harbor freight chamfering tools. This is the solution to your desire to create a chamfer, but again, name of the game is low and slow until you find a good speed and pressure to apply. Be thoughtful, and you’ll love it. Buy once, cry once boys... I know, terrible phrase, but it’s true.