Shaviv 154-29060 Hand Deburring Tool Set 18 Piece

Product Description

The SHAVIV 154-29060 is an 18-piece hand deburring tool set designed for removing burrs and sharp edges from machined, fabricated, and formed metal and plastic workpieces. The set includes interchangeable solid carbide and high speed steel blades in five types - B, C, D, E, and F - all mounted via a Uni-Handle system that accepts each blade without additional tooling. Blade cross-section is triangular, and the set includes hole chamfering blades for front-entry chamfer work. At 3.68 pounds, the kit is portable enough for bench, shop floor, or field use by machinists, pipefitters, sheet metal workers, and fabricators.

This deburring set is suited for both production and maintenance environments where multiple surface types require finishing in a single kit. Applicable work surfaces include flat surfaces, straight edges, hole edges, hole inner surfaces, and hole chamfers. The interchangeable blade design allows a single handle to serve all included blade types, reducing tool count and changeover time. Typical applications include deburring drilled holes, milled slots, cut tubing, and sheet metal edges in residential, commercial, and industrial fabrication settings.

Key Features

• 18-piece set covering blade types B, C, D, E, and F for versatile deburring coverage
• Solid carbide and high speed steel blade materials for extended edge life across hard and soft workpieces
• Triangular cross-section blades with front hole chamfering capability
• Uni-Handle design accepts all included blades - no separate handle needed per blade type
• Compatible with flat surfaces, straight edges, hole edges, hole inner surfaces, and hole chamfer applications
• Interchangeable blade system supports quick swaps without additional tooling

Compatibility

Designed for use with SHAVIV Uni-Handle deburring systems; blades are interchangeable within the Uni-Handle platform included in this set.

Installation Notes

Hand deburring tools are installed and used by machinists, fabricators, and sheet metal workers without power tools or special equipment. Before deburring, secure the workpiece in a vise or fixture to prevent movement during blade contact. Inspect each blade for chips or damage before use and replace worn blades rather than applying additional hand pressure. Follow shop safety practices including cut-resistant gloves when handling freshly machined edges.