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

I've been SLOWLY learning how to plane and carve wood over the past few years. Gradually I got to the point where I wanted to try using a Dremel to speed things up. I was reading an online tutorial on how to carve a wooden Hitty doll with a Dremel, and on the materials list the carver listed this particular Dremel bit - a Dremel 9933 textured tungsten carbide tooth - as the bit for carving most of the doll on. I found it at Revain for $9.99 and free shipping with Revain Prime. While I was waiting impatiently for it to arrive for two days, I thought I'd take a stroll through the Dremel section of my local hardware store. Her price for 9933 was $15! Yay Revane! I like the 9933 - it does what it's supposed to - I can shed wood and do finer carvings. Carving with a Dremel takes some practice, but I really like how it speeds things up. I've learned my lesson with my hand tools, and after a late-night trip to the ER to have my thumb stitched, I ALWAYS wear a carving glove and thumb guard. It was worth it as the Dremel slipped and got stuck in the glove a few times - I didn't get hurt. However, I don't want this particular tool to hit my bare skin as I move it. I've seen what he does with wood.