KutzallExtreme Rotor Saw Burr, 1⁄8" Shaft, Very Coarse - Woodworking Attachment for Dremel, Foredom, DeWalt, Milwaukee. Abrasive Tungsten Carbide, 3⁄4" (19mm) Dia. X 1⁄8" (3.1mm) Length, RSX-34-EC

Have purchased quite a few Kutzall burs now and all these items have been top quality and very good for what they are designed for

Fast service

An excellent addition to the kutzall burrs didn't think I'd use it much but gave it a go anyway. Wow how wrong I was fantastic for removing lots of wood fast .I'll soon be investing in the course and fine versions.

This is a great product, but I think I was asking to much from it. I ordered the rough one in hopes of removing more wood at a time, but it's not much tougher than the medium ones I already have. Might be more helpful if they had a grit comparison to go with them.

I carve hardwood using flexshaft tools. After years of trial and error the roto-saw style of carving burr has proved the best for all round handiness. This particular burr has an very tasty, wide spacing between the teeth to avoid clogging with sawdust and, although small, is an animal for hogging out wood in detailed areas. I can recommend it whether you use a Dremel style machine or a larger Foredom type of motor. These tungsten carbide burrs last for years so the price is a bargain. If you are wondering if it's worth a punt - don't bother, just buy it

Really impressed with the quality, it removes wood fast and doesnt leave deep marks on the wood, best thing is the works great in all woods and its easy to clean up to avoid burning marks.

l am happy with this product. lt cut precisely the way l like it with little effort.

Don't know how I coped without my Kutzall bits. Carving hardwood is an absolute pleasure with them.

This thing cuts like a diamond through model wood and works really well for what I use it for

Estuve probando y me resultó muy útil para escarbar huecos cóncavos en la madera y para producir una cierta textura. Sobre todo al tallar cuencas.

Nice tool

I ordered 4 burrs but only got this one. It is great - lovely to use - but what happened to the other three. One arrived directly here - on a public holiday - but the other three look like they got lost in the byways of Brexit.Great burr. Good value. Does what you would hope it would do. If you think it looks good to you, get it.

Hey y'all. I make high end slingshots out of exotic hardwoods. (Don't judge me) Ebony, Ironwood... Hard stuff. The harder the better.These bits cut extremely hard woods like butter. I use them for hogging out wood for finger grooves, etc... Even the "extra fine" bits will chug through a block of Hickory with no noticeable wear. The 1/8" ball nose bit I have has seen years of use.I got this shape for one of the more challenging tasks... Band grooves. (A groove where the bands meet the forks that retains the tying material) This makes it easy for me to run a 1/8" groove on a round piece with very hard wood, and little danger of slipping and ruining the groove. It makes what was once a stressful job trivial.