A tool for removing burrs/flash from a work piece includes a linear body having a cutter/abrasive end and an opposite shank end. The shank end is adapted for attachment to a rotary power source. At least one bushing is secured to the linear body, the bushing allowing rotation of the tool there within while an outer portion of the bushing remains stationary.

A guide 2 for a burr cutter 34, the guide 2 comprising: a body portion 4 having first and second guide surfaces 12a, 12b which are spaced from one another to define a slot 14 between the first and second guide surfaces 12a, 12b; a bearing 32a, 32b for rotatably mounting the body portion 4 to a shank 38 of the burr cutter 34 with a cutting head 36 of the burr cutter 34 adjacent the slot 14; wherein the first and second guide surfaces 12a, 12b and the bearing 32a, 32b are positioned relative to one another such that the first and second guide surfaces 12a, 12b are tangential to the cutting head 36 of the burr cutter 34.

An indexable mill includes a tool holder and an indexable bit. The tool holder has a positioning shaft whose one side is provided with a braking block that has curved mortises. The positioning shaft is centrally provided with a threaded hole. The indexable bit is centrally provided with a positioning hole. The positioning hole of the indexable bit has its one side formed with a braking notch. The plug-socket like connection between the positioning shaft of the tool holder and the positioning hole of the indexable bit provides a first positioning function. The wrapping, curved surface contact between the braking block and the braking notch provides a second positioning function. The dual positioning enhances stability and rigidity of the combination.