Acrux7 Metal Deburring Tool Kit, 15pcs Rotary Deburr Blades Set with Handle Debur Knife, Great Burr Remover Hand Tool Aluminum Deburring Tool for Plastic, Wood, Copper and Steel (Blue)

Great on removing the excess PLA filament from multiple parts. Works well when I need to get into small spots.

Solid build debuting tool, this is one of those time savers, came with 3size tips which is great, as many times one blade fits all inconvenient. In my present status I was beginning to need a deburrer again this one appeared sturdy and seems to be made with very nice quality materials and should last for a rather long time.

I like that this kit includes so many blades and three different types. The quick change feature is great. The blades are not the best quality, but do the job. A nice addition would be a holster for tool and blades.

Good value. Works well

I work in a custom truck shop and drill a lot of holes in painted steel and aluminum every day. This de bur tool works amazingly well to clean up the holes edges (especially for riv nuts). I thought it would break the first day, but I havent broken a cutter yet. Excellent tool. Thanks for asking

Great lil clean up tool. Get rid of those small burrs in holes or edges. Wish I knew about these when I used to build models. Different blades for metal and plastic. Gets you that professional quality work.

Sturdy, build, convenient carrying case, extra bits. Zero complaints.

Tool and blades seem surprisingly well made for Chinese tools. Maybe these were made in Taiwan... I was pleasantly surprised, and would buy again.

Excellent deburring tool for the money. All the guys at the machine shop I work at now want one. It has a nice solid aluminum handle instead of the flimsy plastic ones Ive used and comes with several extra blades with it. Ive used mine almost every day and the first blade is still razor sharp. They can also be sharpened too. Great tool AAA+

Broke the first blade after getting it stuck inside a print. Could have been more user error than anything else. Cleaning up a some steel and the second blade started to dull. You get what you pay for. Good enough for the $$.