Please note: a carbide burr is intended for freehand material removal, shaping and enlarging existing openings. It does not replace a drill when a precise, accurately sized hole is required.
How to use
Use with a machine that has a chuck or collet capable of securely holding the 6mm shank. Insert as much of the shank as practical into the tool, keep the burr moving across the work and allow the cutting edges to do the work without excessive pressure.
Suitable for use with a die grinder, rotary tool or suitably rated flexible shaft. Do not exceed 35,000 RPM. Always wear appropriate eye protection, as the burr can produce sharp metal chips.
The durable tungsten carbide cutting head is well suited to demanding work on hard materials including:
- Hardened and stainless steel
- Cast iron and other ferrous metals
- Stone, ceramic and porcelain
- Reinforced plastics
- Hardwood