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The Halls High-Speed Steel Deburring Smooth Cutter (XD720) is an essential tool for metalworkers and DIY enthusiasts who need to clean up pre-drilled holes in aluminium and other soft alloys. It excels at providing a smooth finish and chamfering edges to prevent burrs, though users should note it is optimized for softer materials and may experience faster wear if used on hardened steel or masonry.
| Model Part Number | XD720 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Halls |
This tool is optimized for soft alloys like aluminium; use on hard stainless steel will significantly reduce the lifespan of the tool.
The XD720 model is designed for holes ranging from 7mm to 20mm.
No, it is compatible with any standard power drill or impact driver that accepts a 1/4 inch hex shank.
Use a stiff-bristled brush to clear chips after every few uses; avoid using your fingers due to sharp edges.
While it may work on soft wood, it is specifically engineered for metal deburring and may not provide the desired finish on timber.
Ensure the 1/4 inch hex shank is seated properly and the chuck is tightened fully.
Check if the tool was used on excessively hard materials; for light dullness, professional sharpening may be possible.
Reduce drill RPM and apply lighter pressure to the workpiece.
To set up the tool, simply insert the 1/4 inch hexagon shank into your drill chuck and tighten firmly. Ensure the tool is centered before starting the motor.
Compatibility is broad across most cordless and corded drills that accept standard hex bits. To extend the life of your cutter, store it in a clean, dry place to prevent surface oxidation. After working with aluminium, clear away any stuck metal chips with a soft brush, as these can dull the cutting edge over time. Avoid dropping the tool on hard concrete, as impact can chip the high-speed steel cutting edges.
