2 in 1 Inner-Outer PVC Deburring Tool, PVC Chamfer Tool, Pipe Deburring Reamer Plumbing Tool for OD 0.92" to 3.89", ID 0.75" to 3.5" PVC, CPVC, ABS, PP, PE Pipe

My first reamer did not work as desired. As a Mechanical Engineer, with many years in the field working with machinery, I understand the fundamentals of tools. I notified the vendor through Amazon and made some redesign suggestions. They immediately acknowledged my issue, made improvements to their design, and sent me an improved tool at no extra charge within days of my notice. This second tool works so much better and has saved me hours of time reaming large ABS pipes. I expect they will incorporate the balance of my suggestions as production permits. If I needed a second reamer I would certainly order it from them.

Reputed my pool and this worked well. Didn’t use a drill, just used it by hand

The center shaft is pretty short and comes loose after the first use but as long as I don’t lose it, it should tighten right back up

Good, glad I bought it.

Doesn't make a clean cut what so ever, actually makes it worse than the Sawzall cut.

Saves you time and works well. I used it for pool plumbing.

Set screw never stays tight falls off the drill. Also don't see an option for replacement blades mine are going dull.

This handy tool was really helpful.

Ébavureur à tuyaux à pvc de 4 pouces à plus petit avrc un seul ébavureur ont peut faire différentes grosseur de tuyaux. Il fonctionne comme un charme en plus de ça ça prend pratiquement pas de place. Bonne qualité, bien pensé.

This is a chamfer and deburring tool. When I cut ABS and PVC pipe, usually with a multitool or reciprocal saw, it melts the plastic so the edges are uneven and have loose bits of melted plastic. I usually use an utility knife to deburr it, which is very important to get a perfect seal with you attach pieces together, but this is time consuming. Chamfering is also important because if the edge is straight, when you push pieces together, the straight edge will push away the sealant, so you won’t have much sealant between the pieces.This tool worked easily with my drill. I like that it’s easy to use with different sizes of pipe. Usually the largest household pipe is three inches, so this is good enough for almost all DIY situations. However, some toilets require four inch pipe, so this would be too small.

So far so good. This tool works very well for reaming out the inner and outer burrs after cutting PVC or abs. For ABS, I usually use a blade style pipe cutter and don't end up with any burrs, but when cutting PVC I cut with a sawzall and a PVC blade and there are always burrs. This makes quick work of them whether inner or outer. It is also useful for sliding the pipe a bit further into the fitting, as there is a 30° bevel inside of a PVC coupling from factory.

The versatility of handling both inner and outer deburring makes it incredibly efficient, reducing the need for multiple tools. The range of pipe sizes it can accommodate (OD 0.92" to 3.89", ID 0.75" to 3.5") covers most common residential plumbing needs.The tool feels sturdy and well-made, with a comfortable grip that allows for precise control. It makes quick work of smoothing out cut edges on PVC, CPVC, ABS, PP, and PE pipes, significantly reducing the risk of leaks in joints. The chamfering action is smooth and consistent, creating a professional finish on pipe ends.I've found it particularly useful for tight spaces where traditional deburring methods would be challenging. The only improvement I could suggest would be including replacement blades for long-term use.Overall, this tool is a time-saver and quality-enhancer for any plumbing project, whether you're a professional or a DIY enthusiast.

The key is to take the cutting slow as not to generate too much heat that you are melting the material.I've used this on PVS schedule 40 and various sized ABS. This quickly takes the burs off from cutting material to length.I would have preferred the set screws for the blades and the shaft to be the same size and would have required only one allen key with the cutter. As for the adjustable shaft is this only to fit in a smaller box but then you are constantly adjusting it to put it away ( a bit of a pain)Perhaps a larger box or a removable arbor like a hole saw.In summary this is a quality tool but has a few quirks that if resolved would no question justify the cost of the tool.