How to Choose a Carbide Burr Shape
Burr shape should follow the edge, slot, cavity or profile being worked.
Carbide Burs: selection checklist
- Use cylinder shapes for surfaces and slots.
- Use ball or tree shapes for contours and blending.
- Use pointed or cone shapes for corners and narrow access.
How to choose the right option
- Confirm the job requirements and workpiece.
- Choose the linked tool family and exact specification.
- Set up the machine and tool securely.
- Inspect the result and replace the tool when performance drops.
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