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Cobra Prod. PST090 Deburring Tool

Cobra Prod. PST090 Deburring Tool

(2 customer reviews)

List Price:	$8.99
Our Price:	$7.63
You Save:	$1.36 (15%)

SKU:

492078

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Description:

Deburring tool. For removing burrs from iron pipe, copper, brass, and PVC. Includes 1 replacement blade which is stored inside the handle. Wolverine pro-quality plumbing hand tool.

Features:

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Deburring tool

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For removing burrs from iron pipe, copper, brass, and PVC

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Includes 1 replacement blade which is stored inside the handle

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Wolverine pro-quality plumbing hand tool.

Product Details:

Product Length:	16.7 inches
Product Width:	4.5 inches
Product Height:	9.6 inches
Package Length:	6.7 inches
Package Width:	3.0 inches
Package Height:	0.7 inches
Package Weight:	0.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 2.5

( 2 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

hard to findJun 11, 2011
By alex
I use mine to ream/deburr EMT and sometimes RMC. Works well and has held up nicely. The cap falls off pretty easily so plan to store your extra blades elsewhere or you'll be losing them.

POS BewareMar 17, 2011
By Crimthann
I purchased this new from a HVAC retailer. It is a piece of junk and poorly designed. I only gave it one star because it does not let you mark it no star. From the first use your thumb or forefinger will press the release button and drop your blade. Later it will wear down and twist in the handle leaving catch open. I will say the blade itself was the only saving grace. But, it is not worth even the low price of $5. Unless you need a loaner tool remember the old adage you get what you pay for.