So some jerk (not you, it's never you) accidentally cross-threaded a bolt, and now you're stuck trying to clean up said jerk's mess. If the bolt is removable and replaceable, no problem; but what about when you can't get it out of your part, and/or the store is closed? Enter the DOMOM Deburring Tool:
On the one hand, this is one of those tools that looks so satisfying to use that I'd look forward to encountering the problem it was designed to fix.
On the other hand, they make it look easy--too easy. I'm always suspicious of such videos. Have any of you actually tried this thing?
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Totally looks like a Uniburr. I’ve had people laugh at me for purchasing two Uniburrs and a file or angle grinder definitely does the job too. However, the Uniburr does it in a fraction of the time and much cleaner than any other tool. In woodworking you could chamfer or fillet an edge with a plane and/or sandpaper but the bearing router bit does the same thing so much quicker and cleaner....
This appears to be one of a bunch of Chinese sleazeball knockoffs of Uniburr, an American made Kickstarter item from 2014. These dirtballs are so sleazy they're even using Uniburr's original Kickstarter video, slightly edited, like editing out the Uniburr name and personnel. No me gusta.
An angle grinder with a flap disk will fix the bolt and you can use the flap disk on other projects.
Way Shing She. I no lie, believe me.
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