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FUNFER2 11-02-2017 07:27 PM

Best Burr's For Cutting Aluminum ?
 
There are many carbided burr's for sale, single and dual cut, etc.
$15 to $10,000. ;)

What type are made for cutting aluminum ?

My use is for cutting rough cutting aluminum engine parts before sanding and polishing.

spdbrake 11-02-2017 09:07 PM

Wide spaced 8 flute works best. Lube (Wax, grease, anti-seize, Mold release) all work pretty well and keep the burr from loading.
ALUMA BURRS

FUNFER2 11-02-2017 09:54 PM

That's great. Wish they posted prices.

spdbrake 11-02-2017 10:01 PM

in the catalog
http://www.ruffstuff.com/images/2017-Catalog.pdf

FUNFER2 11-03-2017 08:08 AM

I know you get what you pay for but man, their expensive.
But if used properly, it should last a long time vs a cheap one.

FWB 11-03-2017 03:27 PM

double cut may load up, try the single first.
probably McMaster-Carr may have better prices on them.

FUNFER2 11-03-2017 07:02 PM

Which type, single or dual, are better for aluminum ?

FWB 11-04-2017 01:54 PM

the dual will just load up i would use the single.
if your using it and aluminum gets welded to the tool, keep some steel handy to run the burr in, it will pull the aluminum out of the cutter.
a handy cutting fluid for aluminum is Isopropyl Alcohol

FUNFER2 11-04-2017 02:17 PM

Ok, great. Thanks for the tips too.

To keep cost down, how about this and others on Amazon, ebout etc ?

https://www.amazon.com/YUFU-10-Carbi...ide+burr&psc=1

FWB 11-04-2017 04:43 PM

they are double cut and look like real doo doo, spend the extra at mcmaster.
they will be worth it

FWB 11-04-2017 04:55 PM

check here

https://www.mcmaster.com/#carbide-burs/=1a4509o

FUNFER2 11-04-2017 06:53 PM

Ok, won't go the cheap route. ;)

I like your selection and these.

https://www.mcmaster.com/#carbide-burs/=1a46ggo

FWB 11-05-2017 07:53 PM

just food for thought, if your using a hand held device with a carbide burr they will not be very controllable, for rough material removal they are great, for more controlled
hand working a mounted stone will give a better result, i prefer the ball type.

FUNFER2 11-05-2017 08:03 PM

That's why I want a burr for aluminum. Some shaping, some smoothing before using stones, sanding rolls etc then buff polishing. Water pump, timing cover etc.

I'm concerded about chasing pit holes, as I can seen many on the surface. %/


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