Short presentation of Saburrtooth burrs

Saburrtooth burrs exist in various shapes, diameters and lengths. You can choose between 6 and 3mm shaft diameter.

6mm shaft burrs are suitable for more powerfull electrical or pneumatic grinders like (Bosch, Metabo, Makita,...) and allow you a really fast and controlled material removal. You will be able to remove a lot of it when needed without them getting clogged. Because of evenly distributed teeth all over the working surface, the material removal is even and does not cause vibrations or shochs. With pressure and choice of grit you will be able to define the amount of material removed. Teeth are positioned in a way to reduce clogging, what allows for a fast and uninterrupted work process. If you've ever tried classic burrs or rotary scrapers you can get in shops like Obi or Bauhaus, you were probably not satesfied with their efficiency, but I can assure you these Saburrtooth burrs are something completelly different. You can take my word for it and return me the burrs (within 14 days and without mechanical damage) if you are not positively surprised at the first try. 

Burrs with 3mm shaft are suitable for Proxxon or Dremel grinders (or anything similar, hobby grinders,...) and are perfect for shaping smaller pieces or working on details on large objects. They are a perfect tool for those of you who like to shape jewelry (ornaments, bracelets, necklaces, or rings) from wood, soap stone, expoxy or some othe composites. You can also do engraving, make miniature action figures or sculptures, modelling tiny houses, souveniers,... They are even used in dental labs, orthotic labs, for shaping bones,...

Available shapes:

• cylindrical (cylinder with a safe end or with a cutting end surface)
• ball nose (cylinder with a ball ending)
• spherical (sphere)
• taper (taper with or without a tip)
• dove tail ( with safe end or with a working end surface )
• flame
• rotary saw for cutting narrow grooves,...
  

On the above video you will see all the forementioned shapes of burrs (cutters, rotary scrapers) and also some usage examples. Because of such a wide range of shapes and sizes posisbilites are actually andless. Especilly in a combination with a good power tool. You can shape and work with all of the following materials:

• wood 
  
• rubber
  
• silicone
• plastic
• foam
  
• bones
  
• ice
  
• fiberglass
• polyurethane
• epoxies
• acrylics
• composites
• graphite
• soap stone
  
• alabaster

A really wide specter of materials! And because of this Saburrtooth burrs will come in handy in many workshops. In woodworking, furniture, sculpting, log home building, construction, for making jewelry, wooden cups, plates, vases, souveniers, modelling, DIY,... Because they allow fluid movement and constant material removal with every stroke, you will easily achieve shapes you imagined. And finalise all the tiniest details. 

I have peronally tried them on wood, rubber and silicone. Would surely like to hear from you if you have experience with other materials. You are also welcome to send me photographs of your products with a short description of what you are doing and we might even agree on personal visit to test out the tools and perhaps make a video interview to present your work on my pages?