Mr. Deburr by CMTOPLINE.COM

[@jeremyk7748]

Interesting. At Grip6 We use The same process on Wallets and Buckles.

[@chingizhajiyev3507]

Is this useful for threaded parts as well?

[@frankellison]

Can you guy's do a video on the every 30 day's of Operation Recommended Maintenance? show tools required and how to check each component. this will be a great help for people . Thanks

[@candmtopline]

Definitely. We will add it to our queue

[@topheem2200]

Can I use this to tumble rocks? 😊

[@heyhippotoys]

"Would this approach be effective in removing burrs from solid wood components? I am involved in crafting wooden toys and currently hand-sanding thousands of wooden parts. I am seeking an efficient method for mass production deburring. Any recommendations from experts would be greatly appreciated. I am considering the use of wood media in conjunction with fine abrasives."

[@djochoa]

Yes. This can be used for wood finishing. I believe a hardwood tumbling media is the type of media you would want to use.

[@heyhippotoys]

Yes, i will try this out & share the results@@djochoa

[@IkarimTheCreature]

@@heyhippotoys Did you already try? I'm curious myself now

[@omid9009]

How could we work with the very loud sounds of machine? How could we reduce that?

[@phillhuddleston9445]

Ear plugs!

[@candmtopline]

Hi, we just released a quiet Mr Deburr. Check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmTTnIuAhpp9osk and here kzbin.infol_-64uLv-hw

[@FreeKnowledge1111]

Would this work on 316L stainless?

[@djochoa]

Definitely. Very common

[@adityasharma4253]

Contact?

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