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Burrs and rasps
The following pages give you details on burrs and rasps fro routers
Burrs and rasps are different to most other cutters as they are designed for carving, grinding, and shaping rather than cutting, and can usually be used with materials which would quickly dull other router cutters due to their abrasive nature. The Wonkee Donkee Trend professional range of rasps and burrs are all Solid Tungsten Carbide router bits.
Wonkee Donkee Trend burrs and rasps are available in standard sizes, for general carving and grinding, as well as mini, for more intricate modelling work. They can be used with wood, plastic, GRP (fibreglass), and non-ferous metals.
