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Fabricating and Machining

Grinding Bits

Pair with grinders for light material removal and precision grinding

Grinding Cones

For corners and the inside of castings, remove large amounts of material and leave a rough surface

Burs

Cut excess material to smooth surfaces and holes using a rotary power tool like a die grinder

Rotary Tool Grinding Bits

Rotary Tool Grinding Bits

Pair with rotary tools to sharpen, deburr, and grind metal surfaces

Rotary Tool Engraving Bits

Rotary Tool Engraving Bits

Pair with rotary tools for engraving and carving tasks

Rotary Tool Router Bits

Rotary Tool Router Bits

Pair with rotary tools for routing, inlaying, and mortising in wood and other soft materials

Sanding Bits

Smooth out small, recessed, and hard-to-reach areas, and also remove paint and rust

Sanding Rolls

As the outer sanding surface wears away, new abrasive is exposed; also known as cartridge rolls

Sanding Pads

Reach into pipes, tubes, corners, and slots to smooth their surfaces and remove paint and rust

Grinding Bit Arbors

Grinding Bit Arbors

Attach grinding bits to tools and switch bits without removing the arbor; also known as mandrels

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