Standard Shank Wood Carving Bits For Die Grinders Carbide Rotary Bits
Carbide rotating burrs are used for cutting, shaping, grinding and removing sharp edges, burrs and excess material (deburring), which is what we will talk about in the next article.
To drill or cut holes in metal, you need carbide drills or carbide end mills, carbide groove drills or carbide router cutters, not carbide burrs. To carve into stone, it is best to use diamond burrs.
1. Carbide burrs can be used for a variety of materials
Tungsten carbide files can be used for a variety of materials: metals including steel, aluminum and cast iron, various wood, acrylic, fiberglass and plastic. When used on soft metals such as gold, platinum, and silver, carbide burrs are ideal because they can be used continuously for a long time without chipping or cracking.
Steel, carbon steel and stainless steel
cast iron
aluminum
titanium
cobalt
nickel
Gold, platinum and silver
ceramics
glass fiber
Plastic, carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CRP), glass fiber reinforced plastic (GRP)
Brass, copper and bronze
Zinc
wood
The different cutting methods of carbide burrs are most suitable for certain materials, please refer to the following points to understand the different cutting methods.
What carbide burr do you use?
Ideally, cemented carbide burrs are used in pneumatic tools, that is, mold grinders, pneumatic rotary tools, and high-speed engraving machines. Miniature motors, pendant drills, flexible shafts and hobby rotary tools such as Dremel.
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Who uses carbide burrs?
Carbide files are widely used in metal processing, tool manufacturing, engineering, model engineering, wood carving, jewelry making, welding, chamfering, casting, deburring, grinding, cylinder head transplantation and engraving. Only used in the aerospace, automotive, dental, metal carving and metal forging industries.
