No more misplacing or losing your deburring bits, keep them accessible and within immediate reach every time you need them!

Use a 1/8” metal drill bit to drill the holes and a counter sink/deburring bit to clean up the hole and countersink the screw head so it sits flush in the flat bar.

Pre-drill holes with a 3/16-in. metal drill bit into a 3/4-in. leg of the angle iron and use a deburring bit to countersink the hole for a flathead screw to seat flush in.

JAMES ENGINEERING revealed an automated alternative to traditional deburring and chamfering methods with its patented, 11-axis MAX System™ CNC-type deburring and chamfering machine that includes ...