Review on Enhance Your Crafts with Brccee AC Gemstone Craftsman Engraving Experience by Luca Washington

For my hobby I use this type of cutter/mill on a high speed hand rotary tool to grind tiny stone cabochons. I can make a small hole or sand a tiny spot if needed. The first picture shows 3 identical boxes of small, medium grit, 1/8" shank diamond burs. 60 total, 20 per box with varying tip shapes and diameters that are small. Picture 2 shows a burr on my For* rotary hand tool dom. All diamond tips MUST be used with water to lubricate the tip. This will remove the grinding and reduce tool wear. I find that using non-hardening Plumber's Putty to create a dam around a drillable rock surface works well when I Unable to direct a steady stream of water at the rock or drill it underwater in a shallow container.This attachment slowly "grinds" a slab of glass or stone, rather than "cutting" like a serrated router bit on wood or metal. Diamond grit becomes applied in a very thin layer to the outer steel part of the rod of this nozzle, much more expensive versions use e A thicker layer of sintered diamond. Excessive pressure will damage or break the diamond bit - slow and intermittent light pressure, especially when drilling a hole with an up/down motion, will allow water to enter the hole being drilled and carry debris away. Also remember to protect your hands and eyes! I recommend this set of 60 Brccee AC Store diamond bits. They are very beneficial for lovers of light work.