Review on 🔪 Dremel 9933 Structured Tooth Tungsten Carbide Cutter: Precision at its Finest! by Tim Wilske

This is a finer 'grain material' than I expected, but is great for materials with the consistency of plastic, wood, etc. I haven't used it enough to cut shavings pinching the teeth, but I'm sure it's possible. I have used many sanding drums, I hope this lasts much longer. Also, it doesn't seem to generate as much heat when sanding as sanding drums. Edit: After numerous uses I could clog the teeth a bit, I think it was some kind of plastic or foam I molded. I used a stainless wire "toothbrush" to rub into the indentations (in tiny circular motions) to remove most of the debris. I've only used it on wood or softer materials. Still works great. I still give 5 stars.