KutzallOriginal Rotor Saw Rotary Burr, 1⁄8" Shaft, Fine - Wood Carving Bit for Dremel, Foredom, DeWalt, Milwaukee. Abrasive Tungsten Carbide, 3⁄4" (19mm) Dia. X 1⁄8" (3.1mm) Length, RS-34-EG

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

Very well made

There's nothing like this type of bit for woodworking...I highly recommend

The wheel has a great removal rate, but the teeth are not skewed. The teeth are set around the wheel in even lines. its like a cutting bit that works like a comb

I love this burr for outlining your project and trimming out the wood that is to be removed.

These are spectacular. You must keep in mind to use a lite touch. They are not designed for heavy stock removal like a die grinder. They seem very durable when used on wood which is all I have tried. Just use them at the recommended speed in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines with a delicate touch. If you slow down or press to hard they will chatter. I couldnt be happier with them.

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.

I use this for cutting straight lines in wood projects. Attached to dremels will remove a lot of wood in a short amount of time. It cleans up well and stays sharp. One of my go to accessorys.