Recommend a deburring tool for a newbie

[finsruskw]

Can't believe how many are out there!
Can someone guide me to a decent one that won't break the bank?
Thanks!!

 

[mmcmdl]

For a fellow Cub guy ? What are you looking for , a basic hand deburrer , a dyna file ?

 

[finsruskw]

Yes!
Or break first time use it!! They do look pretty flimsy!!
The ones with the handle and extra bits that go roundy when you twist them.
That look like a re-bar wire twister I used back in '62 when working on a bridge crew on I-80 near Iowa City??

 

[mmcmdl]

Deburring tools range from these to 8" Matabos and up , for deburring tractor parts , I go to the DynaFile .

 

[MrWhoopee]

Rout-a-burr

I already had one from the 80s, but I bought this one for the extra blades.

SHAVIV 29249 Bonus Pack Deburring Tool Kit 10 B10 Blades Included See Promotion | eBay

Handle includes built-in safety lock and accepts all SHAVIV B-series blades. B10 blade is made of high-speed steel for use on steel, aluminum, copper, and plastic. MJM National is an authorized Shaviv Distributor.

www.ebay.com

 

[NCjeeper]

Noga has some nice stuff. The cheap ones don't seem to last for me. I guess I am too heavy handed.

 

[finsruskw]

Same here, I have to be in order to keep from dropping stuff all the time!!

 

[pontiac428]

I like the whirlybird types for cast iron and aluminum, but if I could only have one deburring tool it would be the good ol' tri-knife. The tri-knife gives the best control, does better fine work, and works on everything in the shop. Simple, too!