Kutzall Extreme Sphere Rotary Burr | Very Coarse Woodworking Attachment (1/8'' Shaft) - Dremel, Foredom, DeWalt, Milwaukee | Abrasive Tungsten Carbide | 3/8'' Head Diameter (SX-38-EC) Review

These parts are cool! I kind of bent my first one, I think the cartridge on my dremel was loose and it slipped and popped out. the only thing I could think of, but it's entirely up to me. The customer service there was fantastic, I didn't even ask and they sent me a replacement. Lock them tight and they will swing. Material removed quickly and easily, I will definitely be ordering more beats from Kutzall.

I had to surgically remove some epoxy, lead and fiberglass in a confined space. I didn't want anything to bounce or slide into an area that could cause damage. This little wrecking ball did a great job and as it is not a spiral cutter like most aggressive lures it will not dig or bounce. And what's really nice is being able to stop from time to time and light the bit with a gas torch and burn off the debris without damaging the bit at all.

My hands aren't very good at carving dry hard wood, so I kept an eye on them for a long time. I of course ordered 3/8 "with 1/8 shank" and I like it. Yes it leaves marks on the tree but not in the way I expected. It's not a tree felling to the point where I feel out of control, it's beautiful and sustainable. Just don't stay in one place for more than a second. It works great with my old Dremel 200 (low and high speeds only). If I save my hands from pain, I can cut longer and it makes me happy.

I had to remove some material from the table legs so I could sink the new legs. The required width was almost the width of the legs, so the Forstner bit split the edges. The "regular" Dremel bits worked but were very slow for the amount I had to remove. The Kutzall rotary drill is great though! Judging by the photo I was concerned it might be delicate - I haven't had any issues in that department yet when I pulled the walnut out. A bit pricey for one shot but I would happily pay more and get…

I bought this and about 4 other Kutzall tips. They remove so much wood so effectively it eliminates hours of tedious work and with the fine grain tips they leave a great feel that just needs a little sanding and that's because I don't agree with the look of the finished product. I recommend this to anyone who uses a Dremel or similar rotary tool to put it high on their list of bits to buy. thank you for such a great product seriously.

Extremely dissatisfied with this nozzle. The texture sort of came off when it was first used and now it's almost smooth over most of the ball's surface. Don't waste your money on this product if you don't want to waste your time and money; I bought a pack of 30 different titanium coated diamond bits for less than this one bit and most of them are still in good condition. Those that weren't originally had a defective coating. I don't abuse my beats and then try to get a new one for free; I'm…

As an artist and carpenter I am constantly looking for tools that will allow me to do better and more detailed wpod work, unfortunately I have the magic bits that do not do my job well, not found but here's what i'll tell you in the right hands oh boy. I'm serious, I've found some great tool and spinning bits over the last few years and I have to say you can't go wrong with Kutzall bits, Kutzall make an amazing product, I highly recommend their bits as well as Kutzall recommend . Abrasive…

As always, I'll start by saying I wasn't paid for this (or one of my) reviews and bought it with my hard-earned money. Well if you look at this there is a high probability that you are power carving and you are doing it with a Wa-Dremel tool or an outboard. This is a cutting cell. If you haven't tried it yet, do it! They are amazing! I have multiple versions of Kutzall, Saburrtooth, and Foredom Typhoon and they all implement different approaches. Catzal's extreme events are like Storm St. and…