Diamond Grinding Head Burr Set uses on stone, glass, metal, hardwood, tile, ceramics, marble, granite and other hard materials
Used for sculpturing, dressing, precision grinding and internal grinding carbide in ceramic, glass, precious stone, alloy and many other abrasive materials.
60 Grit Diamond-coated Rotary Grinding Head Set made of diamond particles with rougher surface, uniform sand, thick and durable, wear resistance, high hardness and impact resistance. when Sanding, Polishing and Engraving.
High working efficiency, perfect grinding effect. Convenient to engrave, simple to use, safe and reliable.
Shank Diameter：0.118" (3mm); Head Diameter : 6mm ,Package include :20 PCS diamond grinding burr bits with various shapes, includes sphere, cone, cylinder, round head cylinder, bullet, etc, Rich in quantity and various shapes meet your many needs. Great gift for DIY Enthusiasts.
High-strength diamond, more and denser grit, evenly distributed, wear-resistant and durable.
Grit 60 Diamond Rotary Grinding set, rougher surface which are quicker than the larger grit burrs when Sanding, Polishing and Engraving.
High working efficiency, perfect grinding effect. Convenient to engrave, simple to use, safe and reliable.
Used for sculpturing, dressing, precision grinding and internal grinding carbide in ceramic, glass, precious stone, alloy and many other abrasive materials.
Reminder: When using diamond tools, please pay attention to the following
When you install a new tool, be sure to test whether the tool jumps. If it jumps, you cannot work directly. You must adjust it until it does not jump before it can be used. Otherwise, the tool will wear out quickly, and the carved things will not be very smooth. Adjustment method: lightly tap the high-speed rotating tool handle with a small wrench for changing the chuck until the tool is stable. However, the electronic machine is strictly prohibited from beating. The adjustment method is to loosen the chuck, turn the tool at an angle or extend and retract a little.
It must be cooled with water, such as dry drilling, the diamond on the tool head will be graphitized due to overheating, which will quickly wear out and be scrapped.
When drilling, try to avoid shaking, because shaking will cause partial damage to the tool and accelerate the damage of the entire tool.
The speed should be as high as possible. Generally, the linear speed is not less than 10-20 meters per second.
Light pressure feed, diamond tools rely on grinding to process workpieces, excessive force, grinding powder is not easy to remove, and tools (especially small tools) are also easily damaged.
