YXGOOD Hand Deburring Tool Kit Set with 15pc HSS Blade- Practical for Cutting Deburrs Wood, Plastic, Aluminum, Copper and Steel(Blue)

Very nice machined aluminum handle and a nice selection of blades... I can't imagine going through that many in my home shop!One odd thing - the rectangular thing in the photo to the left of the handle? It's a flattened box... that I guess the handle would go into. Funny part is that's exactly what you get in the plastic bag you recieve - that same flattened box packed with everything else. Bizarre!

I've only used it for the project it was purchased for so far, deburring the inner radius of the plastic thread pieces on some ceramic jars my wife bought. Predictably, it didn't blink that the plastic. The blade was plenty sharp for the job. Tool feels well made.My only quibble is the branding. It all comes in an yellow envelope with a YXGOOD info sticker on it, with the blades in a plastic case, the tool, and a flat ready-to-assemble box which either is the actual box for a Noga (to include the Noga logo, noga website, "Noga Deburring System"), or the box is a particularly well-detailed copy.. The tool externally looks like a Noga clone or a de-branded actual Noga. It does _not_ have the Noga logo etched into it. It's like a ready-to-go counterfeiting kit. Why even include the Noga box if all it's going to do is raise questions?

I bought this based on the previous reviews and the price point. I was somewhat surprised to open the package and find that it's apparently a Noga. It appears to be Noga model RB10002 although it also looks like there are a couple others that are seemingly identical to this (different colors) that are sold under other brands. The only questionable part is that it all came in a small paper envelop with the Noga box still folded up and flat - the handle was not actually in the box. I suppose if I were overly suspicious, I would think that's a sign of counterfeit branding, but I really can't say for sure.Assuming this is a genuine Noga, it's a great value.

A must have for drilling holes into sheet metal. Comes with more than enough heads to last a while. The money was well worth the blood I saved from slicing my fingers on sharp burs.

The blades are all sharp and sturdily made, they attach to the handle firmly.The handle is very smooth at it's peaks so it does not dig into the hand. If you have used a shaviv disposabur this about the size in hand of ~2 or 3 in girth, it fits in my small paws well.

I've been using it for weeks on plastics, aluminum, and steel without issue. Only had to change the blade once.

Really helpful tool for cleaning up prints the end piece swivels to help with curved edges in the prints and it quickly removes snags and pieces hanging off. Highly recommend.

The one I received is a Noga. Nothing fancy, but works very well. Easy to use and nicely constructed. Comes with plenty of bits.