I've never used these before
Stub Mandrel | 29/09/2012 20:26:57 |
![]() 4318 forum posts 291 photos 1 articles | I usually debur with the edge of a bit of HSS, or If I want agoo finish, a small file. I thought I'd treat myself to a set of four proper deburrers (aluminium, brass/CI, steel, plastic). despite being small and incredibly cheap (4.10 for four with plastic handles from Arc Euro). The handles are abit naff, but actually have a clever twist lock and you can reoplace the inserts which are even cheaper. What I hadn't appreciated is that each tool has a different geometry and swivels to cut at a suitable angle without digging in to the softer materials. In use, its a bit like peeling a potato. only you get a very neat, consistent very narrow bevel on the corner. You can also trim back any slight raised edge, as on where a bandsaw cut was made. For such a simple item, i wish I had these years ago, they are also ideal for tidying up plastic kits, for example. Neil |
martin perman | 29/09/2012 20:56:43 |
![]() 2095 forum posts 75 photos | Neil, I've been using these De Burrer's for years in both work and hobby, I tend to use one tool for every thing from plastic to steel with no detrement. I also have two ceramic tools which look like knives with square cutting edges which are also quite good. Martin P |
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