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Flame Carbide Burr for Wood 8cm

Flame Carbide Burr for Wood 8cm

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Tungsten carbide flame-shaped burr designed for wood carving and shaping, with an extra-long 80 mm cut length. Compatible with hand drills and Dremel-type rotary tools for shaping, carving, engraving, and fine adjustments on guitar kits.
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Wood Shaping, Flame Carbid Burr: 80 mm cut length

Tungsten carbide flame-shaped burr for wood carving and shaping. Designed for shaping, carving, engraving, and fine adjustments on guitar kits. Compatible with hand drills and Dremel-type rotary tools.

Material: Tungsten carbide  |  Shape: Flame  |  Cut length: 80 mm  |  Shank diameter: 6 mm  |  Type: Double cut

  • Suitable for guitar kit shaping and adjustments
  • Handles carving and engraving into wood
  • Use for tuning and fit adjustments with caution
  • Works with hand drills and Dremel-type tools

A flame carbide burr for wood built for precise guitar wood carving, shaping bodies, necks and contours with controlled material removal.

Compatibility

Usable with a hand drill or a Dremel-type rotary tool.

Specifications

General Information
Material Tungsten
Shape Flame
Dimensions Cut length 80 mm; shank diameter 6 mm
Type Double cut for improved efficiency, durability, and a smoother finish

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Using a Flame Carbide Burr for Guitar Wood Carving

Secure the guitar body or neck before shaping. Plan your design first: sketch guidelines on the wood with a marker so each pass with the flame burr follows a clear contour.

Begin slowly and make controlled passes; the flame shape lets you reach tight curves and the double-cut tungsten edge removes material smoothly and accurately. For fine fit adjustments, proceed cautiously and switch to a rasp, wood file or sandpaper when appropriate. Discover more guitar woodworking tools for your build.