SI FANG Air Chamfer Tool for Metal Deburring Chamfering, Portable Handheld Pneumatic Mini Beveler, C0.1-2 Angle Quick Beveling & Trimming, with Replace Carbide Blades Inserts and Bearings

Ear piercing, wear hearing protection, but definitely does the job well. Cleans up steel lickity split.

I'm cheap. Really cheap. But this bad boy saves me so much time. Works great on cnc plasma cut parts after you chip off the edges. Definitely get one.

Normally don't write reviews but this tool really impressed me. I was skeptical of this holding up to the abuse for the price point but it performs very well and seems of decent quality. Only issue I had was the pilot bearing bolt backing out on me once, however I caught in time before it gouged my work. For chamfering the outside edge of a 4x8 sheet and doing close to 1,200 holes I would say it's a win, I only had to flip the cutting edges once during this project. Only reason I only give 4 stars is that additional screws aren't supplied with the replacement blades, they are small enough you can easily drop and lose them during carbide changes. Same goes with the pilot bearing bolt. I measured and got some ordered for the future but they should be included.

I was hoping to find an aircat version of this but the reviews were well enough that I decided on it. The air inlet has a wire mesh filter which I take as a sign of quality in an air tool. The tool comes with all the tools I need to service it. Word of advice if you have big fingers this may be an annoying tool for you. It's quite small and definitely the smallest air tool I own. The parts and tools are equally tiny but that does not make it unusable. I tested it out on the back of a brake pad to see how well it cut and it definitely does what it's intended to do. Plus, the height adjustment markings are very helpful.

Nice little tool to chamfer parts

I've had the tool a few weeks now so far so good I've used it everyday with no issues

Tried deburring some thin laser cut 304ss plates, worked for about 7" of edge and then seized up. I was trying to put the smallest edge-break possible, not overworking it. Garbage.

This does chamfer as it's name implies. I don't know if it is the tool or the user, but I cannot seem to get a smooth bevel when using on drill holes. Seems to work better on long runs.