Woodworking Edge Trimmer, Hand Planer Edge Bander for Burrs,Edge Corner Planer,Wood Chamfering Fillet Scraper,Edge Banding Cutter for PVC ABS Melamine Veneer,Deburring Tool,MG-022BK

This made trimming my edge trim so much faster and cleaner. Nice little tool.

It worked great. You just slide it along and the sharp blade trims it right at the edge.

When it arrived, the blade wasn't sharp enough out-of-the-box. Rather than a nicely trimmed edge, it was tearing and splintering wood quite badly. I polished the blade a bit and got it to a razor's edge, performed reasonably well for a while. It does have a tendency to throw off lots of tiny splinters for some reason...I may be an outlier here, but I will return to using a wood chisel or an 18mm blade to trim edge banding. Or, as the case may be, a flush-cutting router bit. I can see how this would be a time-saver if it performed better, but the time I lost in repairing the little blemishes isn't worth it to me.

This edge trimmer works well. I have used it to cut Birch and walnut edge banding with no issues.It's basically is a large razor screwed to a piece of delrin, the delrin hugs the edge and you drag it along to cut any extra banding higher then the edge you attach it to.This comes with two and they can be rotated around for another sharp blade.Considering the low price and it comes with 4 blades total, I think this is a good deal.Cuts smooth and seems pretty durable.

This tool was very easy to use and is overall a decent value if you have a lot of edge banding to trim. However, I returned mine as I found the results I was able to achieve with just a simple razor blade to be superior, even though it was less ergonomical than the experience offered when using this tool

Excellent and worked great.

It's just 3D printed. There are no threads for the screws, so construction of the actual device is poor. Additionally, the results are poor, likely because the precision of the device is too poor. On mine, the grooves are misaligned with the wood by maybe a full 1/16th of an inch, so it cuts poorly.I ended up free handing it with the blade removed from the tool.Maybe I'll make my own block and just use the blade.

Made the job easier. Cut the vinyl edging very smoothly and really left nothing to sand. Real wood edging wasn't as smooth but still better than fussing with razor blade.