Dremel 106 Rotary Tool Accessory Engraving Bit- Perfect for Wood, Plastic, Linoleum, and Soft Metals

It’s really hard to tell exactly how big something is when you’re just looking at a picture on the Internet, but this was exactly what I expected it to be and it worked so extremely well for my project! I will keep one of these on hand in case I have to do it again in the future with some other project of mine!

Nice little bits. They are strong. I did not have any problems using them.

Worked great for hand carving of detailed work on wood

I purchased this alongside purchasing a dremel, 105 bit, and one of Dremel's rotating shaft add on (by the way, highly suggest that. Much lighter)But I digress. This 108 bit is pretty stinking cool. I do a LOT of micro carvings and details and this allows me to do it. The product pictures didn't really show the tip in as much detail as I had expected and I didn't fully realize that was squared...well, more triangled. Sharp flat tip that tapers downward towards the shank. I removed a star for the lack if detail on that and attempted to better show the tip details for anyone else who is blind (or too busy to find your high school, low prescription glasses that you very rarely need....life happens).Honestly anticipating hating it because I'm not a fan of change. If I order something I am imagining what I'm getting and this wasn't that. I kind of like it. Not for the same details I was expecting to use it for, but I believe once I get over the slight learning curve, this will make an excellent outline and fine, angel hair-like, details.Price is about the same as it is everywhere else in store. So that's pretty cool when you save gas money with Prime's free shipping. Though Dremel brand is notoriously more expensive than a lot off off brands and it is unnecessary. I have only found one brand with QUALITY and affordable super small bits....aaaand I literally can't find them anymore. Otherwise, for basic bits, grinding stone bits, polishing bits, larger bits....but off brand. Theres nominal differences in most cases. With super small bits, I purchase name brand. They do tend to last slightly longer and a lot of times are hard to find in Dremel's bit sets which often include a bunch of stuff I dont often use. So this was worth it to me.These bits will fit dang near any rotary tool or rotating shaft set up, no matter the brand. Very few brands have their ends different but they make collettes to attach that usually come with almost any off brand as they expect their users to align with the "Dremel" branded tips. Super cheap. Super worth it sometimes.I will say that it arrived 2 days after it said it was delivered which is an Amazon issue, not necessarily a product issue. Amazon has been contacted and they were super sweet and helpful. But it definitely added to the product experience.

dremel bit hard to beat

Very good quality and sharp ease to use shipped fast

Used this for freestyle carving in maple and plastic. Perfect for making initial lines and fine detail carving. Sharp and remained sharp.

It's hard to tell from the picture which is surely zoomed in, but these have near microscopic sized heads which work great for getting into tiny spaces. I used them on cast resin to remove material which I had no issue with.Note; the packaging may suggest visually that there are two different bits with different shaped heads. It's a two pack of the same head.