🪚 Highly Coarse Kutzall Extreme Rotor Saw Burr, 1/8-inch Shaft - Woodworking Dremel Attachment for Foredom, DeWalt, Milwaukee. Tungsten Carbide Abrasive, 3/4-inch (19mm) Diameter x 1/8-inch (3.1mm) Length, RSX-34-EC Review

This is my 4th Kutzall cutter. I bought a few cheaper ones in a large set and they didn't last long at all. Kutzall tips are more expensive, but they are very durable and great value. Don't waste your time and money on anything else.

Bought to try as a relatively inexpensive alternative to the Arbortech chisel. It works great for spoon sized projects - probably getting tedious fast for something larger, but it's now my favorite first pass piece, the rough bowl shape.

That thing almost ripped my arm off. When I used my Dremel it bent at a 45 degree angle and made it vibrate so much that I had to poke it out with my foot to keep it from completely losing control. I ended up injuring my hand and when I spoke to Amazon about it they said a representative would contact me about the injury and didn't respond. Have returned the item. Durability? Fail.

I can't stress enough how nice it is to be able to quickly get a lot of wood out of the way. It literally took about 3 hours out of an 8 hour project. The only thing to watch out for is to make sure you don't push more than 1/4 of it up the tree, as this can result in a skipping that removes a lot more than you were hoping for and leave a bad ending. but when used correctly, this bad boy chews through wood with very little pressure. just let him do what he does without trying to force him.

I wish I had bought it but I don't think I can pick it up because I used it for about a minute before realizing it was useless and the reason The reason for this is that the shape of the wheel When it starts spinning at high speed, it sounds like it's about to fly away because all the teeth are in line all the way around, and then there's a little part where it's like that something like an S curve there. on him. Similar to a car wheel in that it needs to be balanced with the right weight and…

Good for digging grooves. We have a chair cane shop and the grooves need cleaning from time to time. Sometimes when the customer cannot afford the weaving, it is necessary to cut channels to turn the chair into a machine cane. This will cut a groove where the holes are so a spline can be used instead of hand weaving. The only drawback for us is that the glue melts when hot and clogs the cut edge of car seats. In general, it does exactly what it's supposed to do. When used on grooves, the head…

Before use, reduce the speed of your rotary tool to the minimum setting, then slowly increase the speed. It's not balanced for high speeds. I put it in my tool, turned it on and it was set to max speed. It moved so fast and unbalanced that the shaft bent 90 degrees and appeared very dangerous. I straightened the wave and tried again to start at the lowest speed. They don't need high speeds to work well. Wear gloves. I wore cut resistant gloves because I was working with small pieces of wood in…