TEMO Double CARBIDE ROTARY Diameter Review

I use this in a Wecheer electric rotary hand sander with a flex shaft to smooth the "plate" when cutting the spoon. Works well after carving and removing leftover burrs.

Very good cutter. More aggressive than my previous burr. It has less spacing between the cutting grooves, making it harder to control in hard-to-reach places. Used for porting GM cast iron heads. Great quality for the price, but I would have liked a smaller groove spacing. That's the only reason I didn't give five stars.

Great for cleaning welds! I got about 25 feet of weld before it started to dull; I probably could have gotten more if I had been more careful and not mishit the ridge. Note: Wear eye protection for the love of dogs and all things sacred! When I use this with a carbide bur to clean up welds, it turns the metal to dust as it grinds, which can play tricks on your calluses!

Fantastic - had to increase the plasma cut hole stack slightly from 3/8 to 1/2 in 1/4 of the panel. Tried a drill press with HSS-Ti coated step drill bits and they did nothing with the hardened edge after plasma cutting. Put this cutter in a Rotozipper set at 15,000 RPM and it will rip out hardened material with very little force, and once it's past the heat affected zone it'll cut through mild steel REALLY fast! Doesn't even sound stupid, worked just as well on the 40th hole as it did on the…

Install commercial doors, frames and locks. As is so often the case, things don't always go the way they should. I carry this burr in my pocket and I NEVER leave the house without it. I can do this because it comes in a neat clear tube with red vinyl caps on both ends and I don't have to crush or lose it yet. I've had this drill for about a year now and it works perfectly. I use it exclusively in my 2000rpm drill to cut aluminum, LOTS of mild steel, brass, wood and sometimes stainless steel. It