Stud/bolt deburr or chamfer tool.

[grim_d]

This tool often comes up in discussion but is hard to buy, I see now laser is offering a version.

Quite pricey but very handy I would imagine.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/362506781214

 

[Ashley Burton]

I keep seeing these pop up on YouTube adverts!

I do agree it could of got me out of trouble once or twice previously.

Just bought this one for a fraction of the price:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202550074228

 

[Robotstar5]

I bought one from a FB ad, a few quid delivered from China, not had chance/need to try it yet.

 

[grim_d]

I keep seeing these pop up on YouTube adverts!

I do agree it could of got me out of trouble once or twice previously.

Just bought this one for a fraction of the price:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202550074228

Any good? The add states made of stainless.

Laser one appears to have carbide blades possibly?

 

[Alan Reynolds]

I keep seeing these pop up on YouTube adverts!

I do agree it could of got me out of trouble once or twice previously.

Just bought this one for a fraction of the price:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202550074228

The seller hasn't got any feedback and has 519 items listed for sale. His items don't seem to have pictures of actual items, just photos.
I would have waited to see how other buyers fared. Perhaps I'm just over cautious.

 

[Rig Pig]

I've always used a file to clean up the end and a thread file or die if it's damaged lower down, I don't see much use in it unless you are doing loads of studs.

 

[Ashley Burton]

Will let you all know once I've tried it. Probably a one off gimmick, But for fiver I'm not going to loose any sleep over it.

If it doesn't turn up, Then I'm sure PayPal will rescue me like they usually do!

 

[Bill Edwards]

I’m inclined to pay extra for the laser one which seems to have carbide cutters.

 

[Bill Edwards]

I've always used a file to clean up the end and a thread file or die if it's damaged lower down, I don't see much use in it unless you are doing loads of studs.

Getting a file in can be quite difficult sometimes. I’ve spent too much time struggling to file a bit off with just an inch of movement that I can see potential for this to be helpful.

 

[8ob]

I’m inclined to pay extra for the laser one which seems to have carbide cutters.

Thinking the same Bill and on that note I will be the guinea pig and buy one. Wondering how long the cutters will stay in that casting, all that chattering about may well rattle them off of their perch.

Bob

 

[zx9]

Thinking the same Bill and on that note I will be the guinea pig and buy one. Wondering how long the cutters will stay in that casting, all that chattering about may well rattle them off of their perch.

Bob

As others have said, a file will often do the job but I can see it has it's uses for stud work on site etc. I am looking forward to your feed back when it arrives @8ob

 

[AndersK]

Any good? The add states made of stainless.

Laser one appears to have carbide blades possibly?

Have seen that one too in ads and thought the same, who on Earth would pick SS as material for cutting steel?

Could be mistaken but it doesn't look like it has any inserts.

The laser one has HSS inserts it says, more promising.

 

[maz0]

been meaning to get one of these for a while, ordered the laser tool, cheers @grim_d

 

[stuvy]

I’m interested as a file it typically what I use but there’s always something in the way!

 

[Ed ke6bnl]

Any good? The add states made of stainless.

Laser one appears to have carbide blades possibly?

I went to the site and it says HSS for what looks like carbide and says no warranty that it is a consumable.
I bought the cheap one on Bangood and for about $7 shipped it is a good tool that will get me through some jobs and then trash it and replace it. It may be tools steel, don't they refer to tool steel as silver steel in England? So far the cheapy is working for a few bolts I used it on.

 

[Screwdriver]

I have also been plagued by the same adverts, so much so that now I really want one when the truth is I don't.

So I am going to have to make one, probably using old carbide inserts or tool steel offcuts.

 

[More Amps]

I keep seeing these pop up on YouTube adverts!

I do agree it could of got me out of trouble once or twice previously.

Just bought this one for a fraction of the price:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202550074228

Hope it fits your nuts - down the bottom of the page, the seller says,
Note:
1.Because of the size measurements are handmade, so there may be 1-3cm error

 

[Ashley Burton]

Hope it fits your nuts - down the bottom of the page, the seller says,
Note:
1.Because of the size measurements are handmade, so there may be 1-3cm error

Love it!

Will let you all know when its not a scale item

 

[awemawson]

That is a very common comment on Chinese ebay adverts.

I have something similar for cleaning the tips of spot welder electrode

 

[aguycalledsteve]

Something else I didn't realise i needed.