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Dremel 9951 Ball Tip 11/32" Power Rotary Carving Bit - Ideal for Removal and Smoothing Applications in Wood, Plastic, Foam, and Rubber

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Style: Ball


Features

  • 2X faster material removal compared to Dremel 114
  • 11/32 diameter ball profile allows for undercuts to be carved out and for aggressive shaping of concave surfaces
  • Hardened stainless steel teeth allow for aggressive carving and high material removal rates in wood, plastic, foam, and rubber
  • Can both aggressively remove material and smooth the workpiece to a finish ready for final sanding

Description

Dremel MAX accessories are the highest performing and most innovative rotary accessories delivering proven performance to give DIYers longer lasting, stronger performing, versatile accessories. Dremel MAX's Power Carving bits carve out material 2X faster for maximum efficiency. The 9951's 11/32" diameter ball shaped power carving bit is engineered to rapidly remove material 2X faster than the 114. The 9951 can both aggressively remove material and smooth the workpiece to a finish ready for final sanding. The 9951's design makes wood carving feel effortless and allows for easy cutting with the grain and across the grain. The power carving bit's hardened stainless steel teeth allow for aggressive carving and high material removal rates in wood, plastic, foam, and rubber while providing resistance to rust and corrosion.

Manufacturer: ‎Dremel


Part Number: ‎9951


Item Weight: ‎1.06 ounces


Package Dimensions: ‎6.26 x 2.44 x 1.26 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎9951


Size: ‎11/32"


Color: ‎Multicolored


Style: ‎Ball


Material: ‎Hardened stainless steel


Shape: ‎Ball


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Carving


Included Components: ‎11/32" (8.7mm) Max Power Carving Bit (x1)


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: October 23, 2023


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great for initial work
Style: Flame
I've used it to hollow out some holes to put cabinet handles on, and it worked great. Wish there were different sizes, but totally made it work. I didn't have to worry about sanding behind it, since I was putting hardware in the same hole I was expanding -- but if you're doing finishing work, there will definitely be some manual sanding involved. Great little tip. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024 by PB007
    • Cuts just right
Style: Flame
This worked well on my common board and bamboo. It carved through without too much effort and if a pretty smooth, consistent manner. You'll definitely need to sand the carving down afterward though. It does leave scars on the surface in the pattern of the spikes on the tip. This is good as a way to get the rough shape you want. It's not suitable for fine details or smoothing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024 by Roger
    • Possibly My New Favorite Carving Bit
Style: Flame
Despite the extreme appearance, this creates decently smooth carvings in plenty of different materials. It is fairly aggressive and quickly removes material, making easy work of whatever project is at hand. I've used it extensively since receiving it and the bit shows no sign of wear and I feel like it'll last me many, many years. While inconsequential to the performance of the bit, I really love the blue color and it stands out enough that I can find it quite easily. While I was initially turned off by the relatively high price (you can get an entry-level rotary tool for the same price!), it's obvious that this is a super-high-quality bit that is, well, every bit worth the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by Dylan Powell
    • spiky, small and mighty
Style: Flame
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When I get a new tool I use it to make a thing. Like this thing, whatever it is. I just made random lines as I went mostly to let this bit chew through the wood grain at different angles. I chose oak because the grain structure is tough to carve smoothly - especially end grain, but this bit chewed through like it was a soft wood. I tried it on fiberboard and pine, but those are easy to car, so wouldn't tax the tool much. I was surprised at how smooth you can get the surface with a bit that looks like a mace. I'm not even an amateur woodcarver. Imagine how good it would do for someone with actual talent. The teal color is easy on the eyes, too. This may subjective, but it seemed to make seeing the material being carved easier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by Neil H Neil H
    • Works well, durable and removes a lot of material quickly
Style: Flame
Nice tip option for non-precise work where you just need a way to carve out an area of wood or plastic or soemthing. It's a good texture that's fairly agressive in order to remove a lot of material pretty quickly but not too rough where it shreds everything. Works well as intended. Takes some care to use safely to make sure you don't let it grab and pull or come in contact with your hands. I know when a dremel you can get away with sloppier practices than what you'd do with a real router but you still want to use caution, this thing would do some damage if touched. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by Blue
    • good for the rough work
Style: Flame
Having a full arsenal of Dremel bits, I find my favorites for every task. So far, this one seems to do best with wood, for removing large amounts of material. I wouldn't try to use this for precision work. It is more of a workhorse bit that will likely outlast you, assuming you use it as intended.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by David T.
    • Love this bit
Style: Flame
Very unique shape for carving. It's great and effective at whittling away wood in a non-precise way. It's good to remove excess wood where you can go back and sand it down evenly after the fact. I haven't seen anything shaped like this. It's also good for getting an initial shape out of a foam model by quickly carving away all the bulk before you get into the precise cutting and sanding. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2024 by Mr Double U
    • fun Dremel bit
Style: Flame
This is a fun bit to play around with. I've been using it with my cordless Dremel, but I'm thinking it would be great with the flex shaft on either a corded or cordless Dremel. You can really play around with it to carve wood, either using outlines you sketched on the wood or freehanding it for a more artistic look. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024 by Tjitske

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