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

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

Well built. Included deburring inserts of cry good quality.

Great for taking burrs off metal edges

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.

I absolutely love by Noga deburr tool. I wish the cutter extended out like other brands do but its not a big deal. Made in Israel and they have many quality products. You wont be disappointed.

I work as a machinist and have been using this style deburring tool for many years. I do a lot of hobby metalworking in my spare time and I recently made the decision that I needed one of these tools at home. The ones that we use at my job are the all metal Shaviv ones that cost like 25 bucks or more. Well, I can tell you that I like this deburring tool wayyy more than the Shaviv ones and Im actually very surprised at the quality you get for your money here. The plastic is rigid and the handle is very ergonomic, I can see this lasting for many years. I like it so much I think I might order another one to take to work!

I bought this for work and have not had a chance to use it much yet but so far it has exceeded my expectations.

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!

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!

Excellent product