Deburr Fittings for Optimal Flow

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What happens here

The creator shows the inside of a fitting before and after deburring. He explains that excess material from cutting or manufacturing can create turbulence and restrict fluid flow. He uses a deburring tool to smooth the inside of the fittings, ensuring a clean, radiused transition for better flow.

Goal: Remove burrs from fittings to reduce turbulence and improve fluid flow.

Tools and materials

Deburring Tool Allstar Performance — Smoothing the inside of fittings
Fittings ICT Billet — Components being deburred

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freehand if anybody has some uh angle cutting tips even if universally applicable for like heck even doing flooring or something I would love to hear about it because that's something I'm not very good at yet so you know I can see the hole looks about perfect look down in there nice big wall for the fluid to run into I don't really like that so I fixed it with one of these one of my favorite tools a little deuring tool use it on almost everything and it's good enough for the fresh head to basically Mill this out by hand you can see how smooth this is it looks great looks like a machine did it and now going I put this on there it's much better it's radius won't be as turbulent I haven't TIG welded

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