KutzallOriginal Cylinder Rotary Burr, 1⁄8" Shaft, Fine - Woodworking Attachment for Dremel, Foredom, DeWalt, Milwaukee. Abrasive Tungsten Carbide, 1⁄4" (6.3mm) Dia. X 1⁄2" (12.7mm) Length, C-14-EG

Love every thing about it apart from the price.

I needed to ground areas out of an old tree root I was carving. I tried many different bits on sale on amazon, but this was by far the best I tried. I ended up bying the whole range, including the 1/4" kutzall bits for my drill. Thoroughly recommend. I can't comment on longevity but I can see them lasting a long time as they are very strong.

It’s a good piece of kit. I got the fine one. I’ve been using it to shape holes, creating a taper to fit metal blanks into wooden handles. Works well but I do prefer the saburr tooth burrs.

I bought this because I was struggling to carve a groove into a stick of hardwood to make a pottery tool. Hours of hand filing, running a chainsaw file in a drill and all sorts of Dremel bits. This little fella did the job in 3 minutes.Really it's absurd to compare a Cutzall with the usual or even Dremel bits: on either price or performance. It adds a whole new level of functionality to the multitool. And actually, when I compare the price of hardwood blanks and a Kutzall with the cost of manufactured hardwood pottery tools, I'm well up on the deal.

An excellent rotary rasp, I've been using it in a Dremel to shape some wood. The main challenge is clogging. When rasping soft wood such as pine the tool gets clogged rapidly and needs to be cleaned often - so keep a small stiff wire brush to hand. In some cases you have to soak the tool overnight to dislodge the clogging. I'm not going to knock any stars off because of this as I think any tool would suffer the same challenge.

I hoped to use this for removing stubborn bits of paint /cack in tight corners otherwise inaccesible. It is too rough, it chews-up the wood if it breaks through. I am a bit of a genius hobby potter as it happens, so the tool may be of use for shaping wooden hand tools. it is a bit expensive.

Perfect for for coarse work. Really gets in there. Exactly what I needed.

Very good quality wood carving items, highly recommended. These combined with shaping discs and burrs are ideal for the enthusiast, a good solid product and last for years.