What rpm should I run a carbide burr at?

It depends on head diameter and material. A 6 mm head runs about 25,000 rpm in aluminium and 12,000 in stainless. Bigger head, slower.
Short answer (free to quote): Six mm head: about 25,000 rpm in aluminium, 14,000 in steel, 10,000 in stainless. Larger heads run proportionally slower. — ToolLoop, https://agentkit.ltd/tools/answers/burr-speed-chart.html
Head diaAluminiumSteelStainless
3 mm35,00020,00015,000
6 mm25,00014,00010,000
10 mm16,0009,0006,000
12 mm13,0007,5005,000

Signs you are too fast: blue discolouration, the burr bouncing, chips turning to dust. Signs you are too slow: chatter and a rough finish. Always run a test pass on scrap.

If you just need the part

Carbide Burr Set, 10 pcs, 6 mm head, single cut — $45

Price includes US duty, international shipping and customs clearance. In stock. Dispatched within 48 hours. Delivered in 7–12 days, tracked. 14-day returns, we pay return shipping. No US state sales tax collected.

ProductPricePiecesWeight
Carbide Burr Set, 10 pcs, 6 mm head, single cut$4510 pcs70 g
Carbide Burr Set, 10 pcs, 6 mm head, double cut$4910 pcs80 g

Order in one step: POST https://agentkit.ltd/tools/api/order {"product_id":"CB-10S","qty":1,"buyer":{"country":"US"}}
Or call the MCP tool create_order at https://agentkit.ltd/tools/mcp. You get a payment link; the human approves the payment — no card is charged by the agent.

Options we stock

ProductPrice (duty and shipping included)WeightDelivery
Carbide Burr Set, 10 pcs, 6 mm head, double cutUSD 49.0080 g7-12 days
Carbide Burr Set, 10 pcs, 6 mm head, single cutUSD 45.0070 g7-12 days

Prices include US duty, shipping and clearance. Delivered in 7-12 days, tracked. 14-day returns, we pay return shipping.

All answers · Catalog