Pipe Reamer

Great for deburring copper pipe. Durable and great price.

works really well and is a great tool to have if you work with pvc.

It's hard to rate this, it works well on the first few cuts. After about four pipes or so it started to take significantly longer to deburr inside of pipe. I made sure to blow compressed air on it to clean if any debris but it still took a while to the point I was looking at other pipes I had deburred and the thickness was varying. These are basically only good for "1 job" and my job was pretty small about 4 pipes both ends deburred before it starting taking so long I switched to my old style pen deburr tool. If the item was $10 then it would be more worth it, basically spend $10 per job isn't too horrible. Something like a Rigid at $40 lasts much longer of course.

I really did know what to expect as far as quality and durability. It works great and has held up well.

If you’re a DIY homeowner this is what you want. It’s good enough and value enough to deburr and prep pipe, both PVC and copper. Keep in mind it’s a budget tool, it’s going to lose sharpness pretty fast and it’s not as smooth during the reaming as the expensive name brand options, you might get lumpy edges on larger pipe. If you need high quality or you’re a pro, then just go get the real deal. If you’re like me and it’s either this or not debuting the pipe at all, well this thing is pretty solid.

worked perfectly

Now that I cut pvc with a slicer instead of a saw, there is a small ridge around the cut. This tool looked solid and when it got here today, I wasn't disappointed. This is solid and sharp. Can't go wrong using this.

Copper pipes it works OKAY. 1/2" diameter copper is annoying to use because of the size difference. It's really only a good worker when it's 1" copper, because even 3/4" is a bit of a hassle to use it on