Kutzall Ball Nose Burr, 1/8'' Shaft, Head Diameter 1/8'' X Head Length 7/8''

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

*If using the 12V Bosch Cordless Die Grinder, this 1/4"-1/8" Collet Reducer Bushing is required

Kutzall burrs are the perfect companions for your rotary carving tools, designed to work easily and efficiently where other conventional tools fail.

Proudly crafted in the USA, they perform with remarkable wear-life and provide a truly unique combination of superior material removal and surface quality. With effortless operation (with or against the grain) and resistance to loading, you'll use them project after project.

Their outstanding performance on a wide variety of materials will keep them locked in your favorite grinder. Wood, plastic, drywall, rubber, fiberglass, and soft stone, they will be your go-to workhorse for any task. NOTE: Not for use on metals, ceramics or hard stones.

• Shape, contour, hollow, notch, texture, trim, or make adjustments with ease.
• Tungsten Carbide Teeth – For incredible durability
• Hybrid Performance - Rapid material removal and surface quality.
• Comfortable, Effortless Operation
• Should only be used on non-metallic materials.
• Made in the USA

Ball Nose - The Ball Nose Burrs are designed with versatility in mind. You can use the flat sides to quickly round-over an edge, or, use the rounded nose to produce a fillet in a corner, hollow-out a concave area, or make radius-bottom grooves.

Original Coating – Creates a smooth cutting action and is easy to control; works exceptionally well on harder woods.

Diameter and head length dimensions on Kutzall burrs are base dimensions. The coatings add approximately .060" - .102"

Compatible with popular grinders with 1/8” collets or adjustable chucks including: Dremel, Foredom, Ryobi, Dewalt, Milwaukee and more.

Recommended operating speed range is 10,000 - 25,000 RPM. They will remove material at lower speeds (hand drills, drill presses) but both material-removal rate and control improve as speed increases.

Cleaning: They can be easily cleaned using a torch and/or a quick few passes with a soft wire brush, the heat will not harm the teeth!