Uniburr 1819 Standard Deburring Tool Bit, Small

This looked like a great tool and I so wanted it work. I spent a little more for the 1819 version thinking it would better stand the test of time. None of the bolts/rods I've used it on have above Grade 2/Mild Steel. I probably have 20-25 uses and there are clearly spots where the cutting edge is completely dull. I have to roll the tool around just get it to cut. Needless to say I am quite disappointed with the tool. I gave it 2 stars as I have gotten some use out of it but expected its useful life to be much longer.

Have to cut a bolt off and still be able to attach a nut? I used to thread the nut, cut off the bolt, then restore the newly damaged threads somewhat by removing the nut. Doesn't work too bad, but this tool is even better. Doesn't take much pressure or time - just cut off the bolt, use a drill to gently deburr and champfer the tip and the nut goes back on without a problem. Get the heavy duty model if you have a LOT of this kind of work to do, otherwise this one is just fine. Just be aware that for bolts protruding from any kind of device, enough has to remain sticking out so this tool can fit over the end enough to do its thing.

Worked good until it shattered , now they won’t cover it under warranty

It did what it was supposed to do but I found it got dull real quick. Don't think I would buy again.

I use it on brass and it work ok

This little tool is awesome. Makes short work of any screw that you need to deburr after cutting to length.

works awesome

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  A major time saver for certain. I rarely have to file by hand, use a belt sander or a grinder. And I can get in to tight fitting places to repair a mounted bolt. Keep one in your tool collection. The longer you have it, the more you realize what you can use this tool on. But you'd better get the PLUS tool if you want to do Stainless or hardened steel.