SABURRTOOTH COOK’S CONE – 1/4" SHANK × Die Grinder (WHITE GRIT – DETAIL)
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The Saburrtooth Cook’s Cone – White Grit is designed for fine detail carving and precision finishing.
This burr excels in tight areas where control and accuracy are critical. The cone shape allows you to work into small spaces while maintaining clean, predictable cuts. The white grit provides a smoother, more controlled cut, making it ideal for refined detail rather than aggressive material removal.
This burr is especially effective for eyeballs, ultra-fine lines, detailed textures, sharp edges, and signing your name at the end of a carving.
Manufactured by Saburrtooth and developed through a one-time collaboration, this burr is built for carvers who care about precision in the final stages of their work.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
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White grit for fine detail and controlled cutting
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Cone shape for tight access and precision work
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Leaves sharp edges and clean lines
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Ideal for eyeballs, ultra-fine detail, and signatures
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Manufactured by Saburrtooth
SPECIFICATIONS
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Shank Size: 1/4"
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Grit: White (Fine / Detail)
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Shape: Cone
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Use: Detail carving and finishing work
For bars and chains, confirm the bar mount, pitch, gauge and required drive-link count for your exact setup. Bar length alone does not establish compatibility. For burrs, confirm shank size and follow the tool and burr manufacturers’ speed limits.
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Eligible return requests must be made within 14 days of delivery. Products must be unused, unmounted, unmodified and in their original condition and packaging. Custom-cut chain loops and other exclusions apply.
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