For different shapes, explore our full range of Diamond Burrs including Diamond Ball Burrs and Diamond Sintered Burrs.

Common Uses

• Engraving and carving glass, stone, wood, bone, ceramic
• Refinsing and finishing ceramic moulds
• Smoothing and shaping enamel or other hard materials
• Grinding away excess material from hard surfaces
• Deburring sharp edges or finishing rough areas
• Detail work on sculpture pieces

Tips for Best Results

• Always use with water to keep the burr cool and prolong its life
• Work at medium speed with light pressure – let the diamond do the cutting. Do not exceed a drill speed of approx. 12,000rpm
• Rinse and dry after use to prevent build-up and maintain performance
• Store burrs separately to protect the diamond coating

Diamond Burrs for Ceramic Mould Making

Large Diamond Cylinder Burrs are widely used by ceramic mould makers and studios for refining and repairing plaster and fired ceramic moulds. Their precision and durability make them ideal for removing seam lines, cleaning vent holes, and refining fine details without chipping the surface.

• Smooths seam lines and casting flash from slip-cast moulds
• Cleans vent holes, channels and tight internal areas
• Refines design details and restores worn or damaged moulds
• Suitable for plaster, bisque and fired ceramic surfaces
• Use wet to control dust and achieve a clean, accurate finish

Whether you’re maintaining production moulds or shaping new prototypes, these diamond cylinder burrs deliver precise, controlled material removal and a professional surface finish. Trusted by both industrial mould manufacturers and artisan ceramicists.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can I use these burrs on?

They’re ideal for hard materials such as glass, stone, ceramic, shell, enamel, bone, marble, composites, hard woods and similar surfaces.

What speed should I use them at?

Use at medium speed – around 5,000 to 12,000 RPM – depending on material hardness and tool type. Avoid excessive pressure.

Can I use these burrs dry?

For best results, use with water as a lubricant to keep the burr cool and extend its life.

Are they compatible with a Dremel or pendant drill?

Yes. These diamond burrs are suitable for use with a Dremel, pendant drill, flex shaft or any rotary tool that accepts 2.35mm or 3mm shanks. Please check the technical tab for the correct burrs with either a 2.35mm or 3mm shank.

Disclaimer: To the best of our knowledge, using rotary tools near or under water has never been endorsed by any rotary tool manufacturer. If you choose to drill near water or submerge attachments connected to your drill, you do so at your own risk. Please remember that mixing electricity and water can be extremely dangerous.