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Dremel 9911 Tungsten Carbide Cutter Review

Dremel 9911 Tungsten Carbide Cutter
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Well....have to say that we put these things through a lot of abuse and they seem to hold up very very well. They dull a bit after a lot of use, but even then they keep on cutting. Very impressed. Most of the other Dremel bits that we use seldom last anywhere near as long as these do.

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DREMEL TUNGSTEN CARBIDE CUTTER *1/8" tapered ball *1/8" shank *For shaping, smoothing, and material removal *Use on hardened steel, stainless steel, cast iron, non-ferrous metals, fired ceramics, plastics, and hardwood

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Dremel 9935 Structured Tooth Tungsten Carbide Cutter Ball Review

Dremel 9935 Structured Tooth Tungsten Carbide Cutter Ball
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I purchased this thing from a local retail store, and it is very aggressive at the time you use it with any wood, actually it cuts the wood like butter. I own other tungsten carbide bits with cross cut, and they have a smooth cut, this one is more aggressive and leave some "teeth" marks but it is ok, since you will need to sand the wood anyway. I recommend this bit to rough out the wood blank and then do the finish with other bits etc. This is an excellent choice for a power carver. By the way i use it at 18,000 rpm with a foredom flexshaft and at almost the same speed with a generic rotary tool (a dremel clone) with a flexshaft too.

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Dremel 9935 Structured Tooth Cutter BitDremel 9935 Structured Tooth Cutter Bit Features:; A high-speed cutter with teeth made of tungsten carbide, the hardest material next to diamonds; Ideal for fast material removal on fiberglass, wood, plastic, epoxy, rubber, laminates, particleboard, soft metals, and ceramic tile; For curved surfaces; For use with Single-Speed MultiPro?« Rotary Tool #275 (2561-4231), Two-Speed MultiPro?« Rotary Tool Kit #2850-02, Variable-Speed MultiPro?« Rotary Tool #395 (2615-3726), Digital Rotary Tool #398 (2561-4405), MiniMite?« Cordless Rotary Tool #750; (2561-4249), Cordless MultiPro?« Rotary Tool Kit #7700 (2561-4421) and Cordless MultiPro?« Rotary Tool Kit #7800-02; Use 1/8" collets #480 (2615-4112) and #585; 5/16" tip width; 1/8" shank; 1/8"; Carded

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