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

I'm a machinist and use these types of deburr tools sometimes at both work and home. To my surprise I found that the two main companies that makes these tool types are both in Israel. I believe it's the only thing I've ever bought that's made there. My companies tool crib distributes the other brand that's made in Israel. The knock offs are made in Asia. Anyhow, I've never had a problem with the Noga deburr tool and also bought a pack of extra blades.

The good handle and more blades made me pick this one. Handle is very nice, blades seem good. Doesn’t feel cheap in the hands.

This is a handy tool for deburring holes and edges on all sorts of material. Apparently Noga is the big name in deburring tools, and this is a good deal with a bunch of spare blades. Works great, just used it on steel and it does the job, leaves a nice smooth hole.

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 I'm 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!

This is great for deburring holes. Be careful it is sharp and if you get carried away you could be chamfering you hole. The handle makes it easier to control than the metal rod handle types.

If you need to deburr a lot, this is the tool for the job. A quick swipe along the edge and it slices the burr right off. It doesn't leave as smooth a surface as a file but it takes a whole lot less time. Works great for straight edges and holes down to 1/2" or so. It's not so good on outside radii and corners. A word of caution, it IS still a knife and it's still capable of giving a pretty nasty cut if handled wrong. This handle has a good positive lock on the blades so they don't slip out. Handle is rubber coated and wide enough for a good grip. You just have to be sure to not grab it too close to the front or you can inadvertently slide the blade unlock. S10 blades are pretty universal, great for aluminum and steel.

Noga hands down makes the best handheld reamer/deburring tool. I've used many over the years and the Noga's blades last much longer than any other. It is also the most ergonomic in my opinion. The icing on the cake is that it is extremely affordable as well. It's a no-brainer! The spare bits can be stored in the handle, which is excellent!

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