Carving bits...

[Qitianlong]

Hey all, just wondering if someone could recommend what attachments they find most useful of a dremil and/or diegrinder?

Thanks!!

[Bougy Fan]

I would suggest you use the search function. I have contributed to at least 2 topics covering dremels and die grinders and there have been a lot more.

[Paulneill]

Samari . Com

Or Graeme potters bonsai site. Both are very expensive but very good

[Qitianlong]

Thanks guys! I've looked at Graeme's stuff, and it is expensive, but the parts that came with my dremil really struggles with the work I was doing on an olive, so I think it'll be worth the investment.

[kcpoole]

If you need to remove any real an=mount of wood, you need serious carving tools

I have made my own and are happy with them so do a search for carving tool by Bretts and you will find the info for them

Ken

[Nathan]

I have some of the bits from Graeme's in the UK and can not fault them good quality and the cutting cups can be rotated so they last quite a long time, you can also buy just replacement cutting cups, I have two quite large ones that I use for initial carving with a compressor and a die grinder and two smaller ones for the dremel which are for finer detail and finishing work, these were the ones I used on the Claret top rework which I recently posted