Mindwipe wrote:

i think the point of deburring is also to remove loose material which would
overwise go along the pipe until it collects in an appliance
personally i just use a dremel to deburr it

I have an old penknife.
A quick spin around the inside of the pipe applying pressure with the
thumb shaves the burr clean off.

I found that funny "blade" thing on some wheel cutters can actually
flare the end of the pipe out enough to make the fitting to tight.

I must also admit I don't think I have ever seen a "professional" bother
with removing the internal burr.


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