Laser External Deburr/Chamfer Tool - 6 - 33mm - 8658

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The Laser External Deburr/Chamfer Tool (8658) is designed for mechanics, fabricators, and DIY enthusiasts who need to quickly repair damaged bolts or deburr metal bar stock. Its key benefit is its versatile size range (6-33mm) and included drill adapter for efficient operation. A potential caveat is the need for spare blades (Part No. 8659) for extended use, which are sold separately. This tool effectively cleans up damaged threads and edges on a variety of materials.
| Model Part Number | 8658 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
Its primary purpose is to repair damaged threads on bolts (including wheel studs) and to deburr the edges of metal bars.
The tool covers a diameter range from 6mm up to 33mm.
It is designed for use with cordless drills that have a 3/8" drive chuck, and it includes a compatible adapter.
It is effective on a variety of materials including stainless steel, hardened steel, mild steel, copper, brass, hardwood, fibreglass, and hard plastic.
The tool incorporates three tungsten carbide blades.
Replacement blades are available under Part No. 8659.
Yes, a 65mm 3/8" drive quick chuck adaptor for use with a cordless drill is included.
Ensure the tool is securely fitted to the drill and the drill is rotating in the correct direction. Check if the tungsten blades are dull and require replacement.
Apply steady, even pressure. Ensure the material being worked on is securely held. For very small diameter bolts, a firmer grip might be needed.
Confirm the bolt diameter is within the 6mm to 33mm range. Ensure the tool's cutting edges are clear of debris.
Verify that your drill has a 3/8" drive chuck. Some larger industrial drills may use 1/2" chucks. Ensure the adapter is fully inserted and tightened in the drill chuck.
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