10 Pcs 1/4 Carbide Burr Set 1/4 Shank Die Grinder Bits Drill Bits Grinding Bits for Metal Rotary Tool Attachment Accessories Rasp Weld Wood Stone Deburring Compatible with Milwaukee Dewalt

This is a really nice bit set. Presentation is great with the wooden block and they feel good quality. Time will tell how well they hold up

As a DIY gearhead, this burr set has supercharged my garage game. These burrs chew through metal like a hot knife through butter, shaping and smoothing rough edges with the finesse of Michelangelo.The variety of shapes tackles every nook like a pit crew on race day, and the durable carbide construction lasts longer than my old Jeeps odometer. They've become my savior for custom mods, cleaning up welds, and porting with precision that would make a surgeon envious.Five stars for Sworker's set, turning my workshop into a hub of high-octane artistry. With these burrs, I'm not just fixing rides- I'm crafting custom dreams on four wheels.

I use these in a Milwaukee M12 die grinder and they seem to be a really nice kit for the price. You can't find a similar quantity at your nearby box store even close in price, and this is a good assortment if you're not sure what you need or have varying uses over time. The included wood stand is a nice addition for the benchtop.

This 1/4”shank carbide burr tool set is a really decent kit. They come in a nice plastic box and the included wood block makes it easy to grab the one you need.The only issue I had with them is the published description seems to imply these will fit a hand held die grinder. They will providing the tool has a minimum 1/4 chuck. They will not fit a normal Dremel type tool.The machining is above average and the edges are sharp.Here is how I rate items:5 Stars = Exceeds all expectations, A definite buy! (Very Rare)4 Stars = Excellent find, you should definitely give it a shot.3 Stars = It works and functions as advertised.2 Stars = A little scary, possibly OK, it may work out.1 Stars = Avoid this product, not worth the effort.

I just love grinding. (sarcasm). So when I saw the aggressive pattern on these grinding bits I got them. I can say they do chew up some material in a good way. They are good quality & as a plus, they come with a wood base to store them in. That & a plastic case that you can transport them in. There is different types of grinding tips on each bit. I haven't had any problems with them under use. I like them & will continue to use them. 5 star item.

They came well packaged, with the wood block sitting on top of the plastic case in a plastic bag, and all of it in a small cardboard box. The bits are sharp. If you're using them on metal, I'd suggest using gloves, and maybe even a shop apron, because they can throw off sharp pieces. They're great for removing burrs or lightly beveling metal for a smooth edge, cleaning out holes, grinding out the head of a stuck fastener, things like that. They're small, so they can get in small spaces. I would really only use them with a die grinder because a drill is heavy and bulky in comparison. But you could use them on a drill press, though the speed wouldn't be as high. And finally, the wood base is handy and when I removed it from the box, still had a faint smell of freshly cut wood.

Carbide burrs are essential for working with metal and wood.I went years without owning any and regret not discovering them sooner.A dremel is junk without a set of these, and these 1/4" burrs on my larger rotary tool cut like butter.

Initially they looked good. They don't fit my Dremel. There is Plenty of warnings 3 prong chuck not optimal. I had to use that adaptor for my drill. Still didn't work like my regular bits. Hence the meh.There was an oily residue on them, you can see that on the plastic bag they came in.I don't think I will be using them.Hope others have better success.