Noga NG8150 Heavy Duty Deburr Tool, with 10 S10 blades (Original Version)

Handy tool. Can not be used for small holes and tight places. But its ideal for long edges and big radius curves

Works well. Very sharp

Used almost daily. Good tool and at the price I was paying for the just the blades, I get a free handle.

It works great and any of my operators can use it within 2 minutes of being shown how

Not bad, but not great either. Works well on large IDs, especially at low speed on a lathe (at your own risk, putting tools and ones hands near a running lathe is not safe) and long straight edges, but the blade is too big around to get into tight holes and corners. A good, small file will do everything this will do and a lot more.

Was recommended by my printmaking instructor for beveling the edges of the plexiglass that we use for watercolor monotype. For this purpose, it works like a charm. Beveling is a bit harder than I thought, however, or maybe I just need more wrist-strength!

Works really well I use it more than I thought I would

This is not a heavy duty tool, medium duty at best. The handle is plastic. Noga quality, just for plastic or alum

I cut sheet metal with snips that leave a serrated edge that need deburring, but I was always suspicious of a deburring tool like this because the way it worked just didnt seem right to me. I broke down and got one, and I was right! Its a goofy thing. It will gouge into the work and just behaves (its on a pivot) odd. Sandpaper works so much better and with less trouble. Maybe it just isnt right for sheet metal and Ill find other uses for it later on.

Should have been using one of these years ago. Soo much easier than using a reamer, and a better result too. Easy and fast. Despite the handle being made of plastic, it swivels really well and is of good quality. I originally thought about the metal handled version, but Im glad I tried this one first. It rocks!