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1/4 Die Grinder Diamond Burs, Sharpening Bits to Remove Burrs (DC Cut)
Diamond-cut (DC) carbide burrs for hard-facing and hardened surfaces – the fine cross tooth that bites where standard flutes skip.
Design and Construction
Diamond cut (DC) means a fine cross-tooth generated by jagging the flutes – many more cutting points per area than standard double cut. That tooth pattern bites into hardened and hard-faced surfaces and leaves a finer finish at the same time.
How It Works
Run at 6,000-40,000 RPM, the fine cross tooth shaves small chips in quick succession – control is excellent, which is why DC is the choice for sharpening and fine dressing.
Applications
Sharpening hardened tools, dressing hard-faced surfaces, fine weld dressing, tooth and blade touch-up.
Field Cases
- Saw doctor: touches up hard-faced blade seats without re-tipping.
- Tool room: dresses a hardened guide rail at 45 HRC where a file skate
- Maintenance: fine-dresses a hard-chrome rod end without gouging.
Performance Data
| Metric | Value / Observation |
|---|---|
| Tooth pattern | Diamond cut (fine cross tooth) |
| Finish at same speed | Finer than standard double cut |
| Best on | Hardened and hard-faced surfaces above 40 HRC |
| Speed range | 6,000-40,000 RPM |
Suitable Materials
Hardened steel, hard-faced deposits, cast iron and tool steels.
Material Comparison: Diamond Cut vs Double Cut vs Single Cut – Tooth Density
What the jagged cross tooth changes – typical industry data:
| Factor | Diamond Cut (this burr) | Double Cut | Single Cut |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting points per area | Highest – jagged cross tooth | Medium – two flute families | Lowest – one family |
| Chip size | Micro chips | Small chips | Long chips |
| Bite on hard-facing | Bites where standard flutes skip | Can skate on very hard zones | Skates |
| Finish at equal speed | Finest | Fine | Directional |
| Control feel | Very stable | Stable | Pulls to one side |
Delivery Scope
Burr in plastic tube; DC variants of common geometries on request.
Why Choose VPOINT
DC tooth patterns are generated in-house, so any geometry can be had in diamond cut.
Precision & Quality Control
Tooth density is checked under magnification per batch.
Specifications
Series information:
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Cut type | Diamond cut (DC) |
| Shank | 6 mm (1/4″) |
| Tool number example | SA61225 DC |
| Head material | Tungsten carbide, YG series |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is diamond cut?
A fine jagged cross tooth – more cutting points, finer finish, better bite on hard surfaces.
Diamond-coated or diamond-cut?
Diamond cut is a tooth pattern in solid carbide – no plating involved.
Best speed?
6,000-40,000 RPM; let the fine tooth do the work.
Can I get other shapes in DC?
Yes, DC is available across the geometry range.
Finish quality?
Finer than standard double cut at the same speed.
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