Banggood Carbide Burr Review: Real World Test

[@kentuckytrapper780]

Great video John, I'm impressed with those banggood cutters...

[@oldcomps]

I've had a similar set of these for quite some time after watching you review them about 5 years ago. Obviously as a hobbyist I don't use them all the time but they have stood the test of time. great review and look forward to many more.

[@martingruffalump5484]

face shield - the shards from these cutters are absolutely lethal!! and eye protection is, as u say, a must!! - i nearly always end up digging steel skelfs out of hands with a needle - ouch ouch ouch!! good fair appraisal - worth more than a pkt of burrs!! 😊😊😊

[@stephenlesbos6208]

You are a man of your word John, hats off to you

[@johnrudd9550]

Thanks for the video, seem to be better than the cheaper tungsten ones I bought from eBay….👍

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

I have been using a set of those for years now (not daily though) and I havent managed to dull one yet. When they load up wit aluminium, I stick them in the lathe, heat them up with propane, and brush the molten aluminium out with a steel brush…

[@cabletie69]

kerosene is a good cutting lube for aluminium , caustic( NaOH) is good for dissolving aluminium out of the cutter

[@paulmorrey4298]

Cheers John

[@nospmohtekul]

Excellent video John, very well presented review 👍🏻

[@69woodburner]

I have that set. I've been pleased with them.

[@thomaswilliams]

Thanks John.

[@Akhenaten6666]

Hey John, I've got an old filling needs replacing, can you turn your hand to a bit dentistry work ? 🤣

[@750triton]

We used tallow on any abrasives when cutting aluminium at work. Once you've used them on brass, try them on stainless. I had a bookmark years ago, until my PC went titsup. It explained that once a file had been used on brass, it was then no good for stainless. Or was it other way around?

[@doubleboost]

It takes a new file to cut brass bronze is even worse

[@750triton]

@@doubleboost I was on a weld and fab job making the bronze panels for Portcullis house. We caned TC burrs. At least one a day

[@jean-lucbolduc8682]

6 mm shank ? My collets are 1/4 in. Wonder if they will grip enough.

[@TedRoza]

G'day John. The set of carbide bures did a good job. Have you any idea of the life of these bures Ted

[@doubleboost]

It really depends on what you are cutting. They seem to last well . As I have said they are consumables .

[@specdel]

What speed were they revolving at please John?

[@doubleboost]

1500 ish no load speed

[@evanjones2539]

I cut bearing races off with carbide, we will have to see how these stick it...

[@doubleboost]

I will try them on a bearing race Thanks for the comment

[@sidecarbod1441]

There is nothing worse than blunt cutters, they looked very good, 'nearly' like a hot knife through butter!

[@ianv7902]

good review

[@bobdixon6060]

brill

[@georgeton4991]

Decent Carbides def. NOT $H1TE.