Dremel Rotary Tool Wood Carving Bits, 5PCS Woodworking Bits with 1/8” Shank for DIY Grinding Engraving Drilling

Excellent quality. Would recommend them to anyone thinking of buying.

Used to carve raised lettering onto wooden planters which I made, long process but the bits do work well and quite pleased with end result.

Perfect for cutting and shaping wood with ease

Have used some of these items now and they all seem to suffer the same issue of overheating and blue-ing off.. then go blunt. cheap and cheerful, what did I expect.

Great tools

I liked the way they worked in my Dremel. It pays to make sure that the object being worked on is firmly secured.

These cutters are great for getting right into the wood quickly and easily, carving nice deep lines without much effort or shaving off wood in layers, giving a nice clean finish because they are cutting rather than abrading.However, these are also the only bits that have ever got jammed in my flex shaft to the point where the only option has been for me to take it apart! None of the other cheap burrs or kutzall bits have ever got jammed in my dremel like this before but these cutter bits do it regularly. If I try to prevent it by tightening the collet less, the bit doesn’t stay secure enough and becomes loose le doesn’t work properly, so I have to tighten it slightly more and that’s what it becomes totally jammed after a few minutes of use. It’s not the end of the world because it’s possible to fix by taking apart the flex shaft but not sure what would happen if it was stuck in the dremel itself?! Don’t fancy taking that apart. My last flex shaft actually overheated so much with one of these bits jammed in it, that the end part of the metal rod inside snapped off, rendering the shaft completely broken, which cost as much as 3 sets of these bits to replace..I’m still giving them 4 stars because I think if you’re not carving too aggressively with too much pressure, you will probably be ok. And also I’ve yet to find another burr that can give me this kind of cut so easily and quickly as these do, so they are still something I use regularly despite the annoyance of jamming up. I try not to let the shaft overheat now, by having regular breaks and switching to my other dremel for a few minutes to let it cool down a bit!

Excellent items. Work on various kinds of wood.