What are the parts of a hand held deburring tool?
What are the parts of a hand-held
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Handle |
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The handle is the part of the tool that’s gripped by the user when working.
The handle is often made of plastic, with grips for comfort. |
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Tip |
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A sharp, pointed tip allows the user to find the centre of the machined hole and guides the tool into position, ensuring a neat result. | |||
Flutes |
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On most models, three flutes are machined into the tip of the tool.
These transport cut material way from the cutting edges, preventing chatter occurring and leaving a chamfered edge. For more information, see our section: |
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