SHAVIV29210 B10S Cobalt Enriched Deburring Blades (Pack of 10)

Seemed to work very well, there are a few styles of these for different applications and materials.

Bought as replacement for a handle I've had for years. They work great on aluminum and steel.

The previous blades I purchased from a major supply house kept breaking after one month of use.This first blade is on its second month of brutal use and still going. Highly satisfied.

These blades work well and the price is good. My pack only came with 8 tips instead of the 10 I purchased so that's sort of irritating but even still, I just bought my second pack and the first was bought over a year ago. When deburring various stainless steels, the edge will wear after a day or two of heavy use but it's better than any of the other bits I have used in the past. They can cut carbon steel with no problem. Overall, it was worth the price, even with the missing two tips.

Cuts through everything I threw at it, have to take care not to gouge too deep or chatter across the surface, directional/handed, so you have to chose your push/pull well to get the best results. I've deburred/rounded edges on everything from stainless steel to lexan and more.

What I have is "A" Handle.(Not the old "MB" handle)It's Shaviv best seller.I have 3 part system.The Handle, The Holder and The BladeWhy my old "A" handle did not accept B10 blades is still a mystery.The holder is essentially the steel shank that telescopes up and down.It will accept ALL Shaviv blades that are "B" (Including the B10S you purchased)

These last at least 2, 3 times as long as the conventional blades and aren’t nearly as brittle or prone to breaking. They handle hardened carbon steel like it’s wood.

I like these debuting tools, but it’s a bad week to receive Israeli products.

Great product

works well for armor plates and ss but the standard hss ones lasted almost as long