Deburring Tool for Plastic Pipe, Professional PVC Pipe Reamer Deburrs Six Pipe Sizes: 1 1/4-Inch - 4-Inch, Effective Pipe Reamer Deburring Tool for PVC Pipe Reamer w/Sharp Blade, PVC Chamfer Tool

The media could not be loaded. It is remarkable that this instrument can fit a wide variety of pipe diameters, since it can accommodate six various sizes ranging from 1 1/4 inches to 4 inches. Because of its adaptability, it is an excellent tool for a wide range of plumbing and do-it-yourself applications. During the process of prepping pipes for fittings, I found it to be very helpful since it ensured a smooth and secure connection without any rough edges existing. I believe that the deburring tool's blade, which is very sharp, is a game-changer. Burrs and sharp edges are simply removed from the cut ends of PVC pipes using this technology, leaving behind a surface that is clean and polished. The blade is quite effective, particularly when dealing with bigger pipes, which may be difficult to achieve a clean finish using standard techniques. This is especially true when working with the blade. A pleasant grip is provided by the ergonomic design, which enables exact control to be exercised throughout the deburring operation. The ease with which the tool glides over the pipe improves the entire user experience and makes it accessible to both amateurs and experts who are interested in doing their own home improvement projects.

Great product

It works amazing used it on 2” pvc so far and work flawlessly!

A good tool for its price

Functionality:Very well built

I am a long term plumber from the cast iron days and only improvement would be another edge to ream the inside of pvc. First job to use and had NO leaks, we have always reamed the pipe and raked a knife over the outside edges to lightly chamfer the edge and had occasional leaks. Sometime you I can’t get a rotation to cover the ranking off of glue when inserting the pipe into a fitting, well I. Had several of tight fits in floor joist where i didn't get a rotation and a good angle to insert the pipe but having a good chamfer on outside Really Did make a difference, I am buy one for every truck now

Just plain trash! I’ve bought 2 of these and both don’t work. The first one had the blade drilled when it was upside down so when it’s screwed down the share edge is 1/4 of an inch away from the pipe and can’t cut. The second attempt on the replacement was not much better. While the blade was correctly installed it didn’t chamfer AT ALL on 4 inch PVC pipe. I had some smaller 1-1/4 PVC sitting around so I gave that a whirl, and the cutter did give a bevel, albeit not as deep as it should be but still there was somewhat of a bevel. However, and looking at this thing and trying to get it to work on 4 inch pipe I realized it’s a design defect. The cutter blade’s slot is such that it’s protruding about what it should be for the smallest (1-1/4) pipe because for that size there’s a 1/4 inch inset where the pipe sits deeper than all the other sizes. As soon as you got to a larger pipe size that 1/4 inch inset is no longer there causing the butter blade to barley if at all touch the the edge of the pvc pipe. You might be able to scrape a heavy burr off with this thing but it absolutely does not bevel on bit! If you want a laugh, look at the product photos under the “product description” where you see a white glove hand using this thing on a grey pipe. Somehow the pipe is grey conduit but suddenly it turns to black ABS drain pipe as it touches the cutter head and then shift changes from black to grey as the shavings get farther away from the device. Oh, and the plastic shavings in the photo are curling in the opposite direction from what they should be doing.

If you do a lot of pvc plumbing this tool is quick and does a perfect job chamfering the outside of the pipe before cementing.