Carbide Burrs - One Page Selection Guide
Industrial Quality Carbide Burrs
Carbide Burrs precision ground from the highest quality solid carbide, then brazed to hardened steel shanks.
Double Cut – With their chisel tooth cutting pattern, these burrs produce small chips instead of lang sharp slivers. This eliminates loading of the burr’s flutes and minimizes chatter. This is the smoothest and most popular cutting style. Best on steel, stainless steel, alloys and exotic metals.
Fast Mill Cut – For Aluminum and other Non-Ferrous Metals. This milling cutter style flute provides rapid chip flow and extremely quick stock removal. Also works for reinforces plastics and other soft materials.
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on 11/04/2025
Chris: Burr was exactly as I expected it to be. Good quality and cuts well
on 29/01/2025
B Downs: out performed my expectations of the Bit and fast service and delivery
on 29/01/2025
B Downs: Excellent product works great for my application and as always fast service and delivery
on 29/01/2025
B Downs: Excellent product works great fast service and delivery
on 01/05/2024
Dan Razzell: I bought a selection of these carbide burrs, all with 1/4" shank, for cutting out some rusty nail heads in planking on my 1956 sailing yacht.
Chucked into a compact plunge router, the radius burr is ideal for making the initial shallow bore. If a substantial nail head remains, I can follow up with an end burr. The plunge router holds the tool securely against the work to allow a controlled cut with minimal skipping.
A slow speed is best to minimize burning the soft wood. The burr teeth soon fill with partially fused wood powder, but still manage to cut acceptably well. A fine brass brush will clean the teeth if necessary, but it's not commonly necessary until final cleanup. At that point a brief soaking in xylene will fully release the debris.
I'm impressed at how easily and completely these burrs clean up. The tooth faces are very finely polished.
