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Reviews (16)
24 Jul, 2019
Does what it says, despite looking too small for the job.
Very compact and works well.
07 Jul, 2016
Not perfect, but very useful
1 of 1 found this helpful First of all, "Deburring"? This is an assembly of wire brushes - you'll need a file or deburring tool to do deburring.
For cleaning the ends of copper pipes and the insides of the fittings before fluxing and soldering 15 and 22mm pipes this is a boon. I used to wrestle wire wool which is difficult to work inside a 15mm fitting and leaves fine iron particles around (and sore fingers).
The female 15mm end needs to be worked in both directions as it seems a bit 'loose' sometimes - the wires seem to either have or develop a 'pile' direction. The 15mm male brush has also deformed a bit - it seems a little large - but still does the job adequately.
The only downside I've found is that because of it's length you can't usually use it for pipe ends already in situ near a surface; at least you can't spin it round the pipe which is the quickest/easiest way. Back to wire wool or emery.
I'm only using it for domestic projects; for trade use it might not last more than a week, but at £3 each buying a box of them and treating them as disposable wouldn't be unreasonable.
08 Feb, 2018
Does the job.
Nothing special. Cheap item price, but postage makes it a lot more.