Klein Tools 409-1671-10 Parallel-Jaw Grip hand tool
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Westward
16-piece carbide bur set with single-cut profiles and 1/4 inch shanks for up to 35,000 RPM
This Westward carbide bur set contains 16 single-cut pieces with a 1/4 inch shank. The burs are constructed from carbide and carbon steel for durability. They are rated for a maximum speed of 35,000 RPM. The assortment includes cylinder, ball nose, tree, and cone shapes for various profiling tasks.
The single-cut design produces larger chips suited for general purpose material removal on ferrous metals. Machinists and fabricators working on milling machines or die grinders will find the shape variety useful. Users needing double-cut burs for finer finishes or faster stock removal on softer materials should consider a different tooth geometry. Those requiring shank sizes other than 1/4 inch will need an alternative set.
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These burs have a 1/4 In shank, so your rotary tool or die grinder must accept a 1/4 In collet or chuck.
Yes, they can run at lower speeds, but cutting efficiency drops; the 35,000 RPM rating is the maximum safe speed, not a minimum.
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