SAME DREMEL. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Wood carving bits for your Dremel.
Get more from the rotary tool you already own. Kutzall’s 1/8″ shaft burrs open up new possibilities for shaping, sculpting + adding detail to wood.
Fast Material Removal
Make quick progress with a light touch.
Smooth Control
Follow curves + refine the details.
Long Tool Life
Long-wearing tungsten-carbide teeth.
Will it fit my Dremel?
Choose a 1/8″ shaft burr for a rotary tool that accepts that size. Check your model’s fit + speed limits.
1/8″ shaft · 3.2 mm
Use a matching 1/8″ collet or compatible adjustable chuck. The cutting head can be wider than the shaft.
15,000–30,000 RPM
Our recommended burr operating range. Stay within the limits of your tool, burr + any attachment.
START WITH WHAT YOU WANT TO MAKE
Find your wood carving kit.
Three 1/8″ shaft kits for compatible Dremel rotary tools. Start with the kind of carving you want to do.
Free US shipping on orders over $50
START HERE FOR GENERAL SHAPING
Coarse Shaping Kit
Four Coarse-grade shapes for removing wood + creating contours. A useful starting kit for general shaping with a compatible 1/8″ rotary tool.
DETAIL + TEXTURE
Fine Detail Kit
Four smaller cutting heads in Fine grade for feathers, grooves + detailed texture. Choose this kit when smaller features are your focus.
EXPLORE + EXPERIMENT
5-Piece Variety Kit
A mix of shapes + grades for trying new techniques and finding your favorites.
JUST NEED ONE?
Choose a shape. Open up possibilities.
Add a single burr to your setup for rounded hollows, flowing curves or carved texture. Match the cutting shape to the marks you want to make.
THE KUTZALL DIFFERENCE
The upgrade is in the teeth.
Kutzall’s structured tungsten-carbide teeth carve wood with a light touch, whether you work with or against the grain. Put your Dremel to work shaping contours, carving recesses + refining details.
The durable teeth are brazed to the tool with a nickel alloy. Their open spacing helps resist buildup, so you can spend more time shaping and less time cleaning.
Explore our tooth technologyMatch the bite to the job.
Choose your material-removal rate, then let a lighter touch refine the surface.
Fine
Slower removal for lighter shaping + small adjustments.
Coarse
Faster removal for everyday shaping + sculpting.
Very Coarse
Our fastest removal. Uses the Extreme tooth structure.
All grades can produce a quality finish. You don’t need to work through them like sandpaper.
Dremel carving questions, answered.
Find your fit. Choose your burr. Get carving.
Will these wood carving bits fit my Dremel?
Choose a Kutzall burr with a 1/8″ (3.2 mm) shaft and a rotary tool with a matching collet or compatible chuck. Check your model’s manual, operating speed and any attachment limits. The shaft diameter determines the fit; it is different from the cutting-head diameter.
Our 1/4″ shaft burrs are for larger tools and are not the option shown here.
Which kit should I choose?
Choose the Fine Detail Kit for smaller cutting heads, delicate contours + texture. The Coarse Shaping Kit is a useful choice for general shaping. Choose the 5-Piece Variety Kit to explore different shapes + grades in one set.
What speed should I use for woodcarving?
We recommend 15,000–30,000 RPM for Kutzall burrs, within the limits of your tool and any attachment. Within that range, both material-removal rate and control improve as speed increases. Use light pressure and keep the burr moving. Do not exceed the lowest rated limit in your setup.
What can I carve?
Kutzall burrs are well suited to power carving and woodcarving in softwoods and hardwoods. They also work on many nonmetallic materials such as foam and plastics. Do not use them on metals, ceramics or hard stone. Follow the material and tool manufacturer’s safety guidance.
Are wood carving bits and rotary burrs the same thing?
“Wood carving bits” is a common name for rotary burrs. Kutzall burrs use structured tungsten-carbide teeth to carve wood. Choose a shape for the contours you want + a grade for your material-removal rate.
Use a burr to carve the form, then sand where your project calls for a smoother surface.
Dremel is a trademark of Robert Bosch Tool Corporation. Kutzall is an independent accessory manufacturer.
Put that extra capability to work.
Real projects. Fresh ideas for your next carve.
