🪚 Kutzall Extreme Sphere Rotary Burr 1⁄4" Shaft, Very Coarse - Woodworking Attachment for Bosch, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita Tools - Tungsten Carbide Head, 1" Diameter Review

I bought Cutzal millstones to use for shaping spoons. They work as intended, but I expected them to run faster and remove more wood. Instead of cutting away a lot of wood, the rough burr slowly removed the inside of the spoon. I've used the burr on both the grinder and the drill press. I had better luck with the drill. UPDATE: In just one week, the price dropped from $25 to $17. I'm not happy about such a big price change from the seller, namely Kutsal.

I use this cutter when I need to cut bowls for spoons from hard, dry wood. I still prefer to use traditional kerfs on almost all spoons I carve, but I've encountered some good but extremely hard mangoes and ironwoods that I wouldn't risk my good kerfs with. This drill did its job well. It leaves a nice 40 grit sandpaper-like finish, at least at slow speeds on my pedal lathe. Even with these rough results, the surfaces are quickly cleaned with small grinding wheels. This tool does exactly what I

I own Typhoon and Saburr. Kutsal is really good, I have no complaints. It's good quality and I love the gold color but I know it won't last forever. I see great potential for carving spoons or other projects that require depth to carve. I bought the fine one, it's not as aggressive as the coarse one, but hey I use a chisel too. I used a Dremel, Foredom and Proxxon 50E to carve finely detailed wood carvings. But laser cutting like carving can only be achieved with a sharp tube, which is why I…

This is a really great tool for removing large amounts of material. I use it on a tree. The small spikes remain very sharp even after prolonged use. It tends to clog easily, so keep a brush handy to clean the material between the spikes. SIZE WARNING. I ordered 1" thinking the outside diameter was 1" but it's not. It appears that 1 inch is the diameter of the ball that the spikes are attached to. I think the correct term is root diameter; I would just like to know. If you measure the ball…

Bought to try and use as an extra tool for spoon carving. So far this works for me. I use it after I start carving the bowl. I shape the bowl into small enough indents, then use a millstone to cut enough material so I can get large indents, and hook in the knife to complete the depth of the bowl. I hammered it into my drill press. Not sure what RPM is, but it runs slower because I'm using bigger Forstner bits in the press. I didn't expect this to do all the work, but now I don't always have to…

I'm really surprised by the quality of this instrument. I used it to carve the hollow part of a spoon and it worked beautifully. I made 2 spoons from the same maple board. I used a rough Saburr Tooth shot on one board and a rough Kutzall on the other. Based on looks, I thought the Saburr Tooth would do the job better, but the Kutzall actually performed better, both in terms of speed of material removal and ease of use. I thought the kutzall would clog with wood and need cleaning every few…