Every workshop should have one
There was a recent thread on the MEW forum about Noga tools. It led me to download the Noga catalogue as a PDF. I am amazed at the technology that Noga produce to just remove burrs.
They are lovely tools and well worth the investment. I particularly like the external Rotodrive EX18 countersink. This is very handy for cleaning up the end of a newly threaded rod so the new thread will ‘take’. So quick and easy.
What really took my fancy in the catalogue on page 51 was this combination tool. That’s certainly one for my Christmas list.
No affiliation to Noga. I just like their technology.
“Better to have it and not need need it than to need it and not have it” – Jimmy Diresta.
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