How to Use a Carbide Burr in a Drill?

Carbide Burr is the best drill bit with a cobalt blend and helps work with hardening metal or steel. Besides, these bits use an alloy that includes 5%-8% cobalt. What’s more, this cobalt makes up part of the steel blend. That’s why the hardness of the bit never wears off with a coating.

Burrs also feature tungsten carbide, so they may not be effective when you try to use them in a drill. But, never worry; there is a way to use them.

You can use a ball or spherical-shaped carbide burr to draw concave cuts in your materials. Carbide burrs from as tiny as 0.20″ in diameter are useful for intricate carving projects.

Moreover, this tool is best for woodcarvers, stone carvers, and metal engravers. They can use carbide burrs in a hobby drill, micro motor, or in a high-speed handpiece.

You can use small carbide burrs of 0.20″ and .125″ diameter for rotary tools such as Micro Motor.

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