Deburring Tool Design:

• Handle: A comfortable ergonomic handle is important for prolonged use and reducing hand fatigue. Look for a tool with a non-slip grip.
• Blade Options: Typically, the blades are made of high-carbon steel or carbide, ensuring durability and long-lasting sharpness.
• Interchangeable Blades: Ensure the tool is compatible with various blade types and sizes, so you can swap out the blade for different materials or work requirements.

Blades:

• The extra 10 blades often come in packs of varied shapes and sizes, such as straight, circular, or angled blades. This versatility allows for different burr removal techniques.
• Quality: High-quality blades will last longer and provide smoother finishes. Carbide or stainless steel blades are more durable and resistant to wear compared to regular steel.

Applications:

• Materials: This tool is used on a variety of materials, including metal, plastic, and wood, to smooth out sharp edges.
• Versatility: Some deburring tools are adjustable, allowing you to change the angle of the blade for better control on different workpieces.

Storage:

• Some tools come with a built-in blade holder for convenient storage of the extra blades.
• Alternatively, an extra blade case may be included to keep your blades organized.