Small Head Diamond Burs

These shapes are only available in 3/32 inch shank

Our standard grit works best for most applications. We also offer these shapes in a faster cutting Coarse grit or a smoother cutting Fine Grit.

Click on the tool to make your selection

Use these smaller head diamond burs when working with petite hands, or doing 3D artwork with your sculpture material. Remember when grinding with your rotary tools, you should constantly move the tool across the area you wish to reduce, blending it with the rest of the nail. A rotary tool will cut much faster than hand filing.  Care must be taken not to concentrate your grinding on a single spot, as the speed of the tool will quickly remove too much material, leaving you with a low spot to repair. A diamond instrument rarely heats up since heat dissipation is a natural characteristic of diamonds. However acrylic material does heat up with friction. By concentrating your cutting on a single spot, you cause the acrylic material to heat up, possibly burning your customer. By moving your tool across a large area while grinding, or by removing small amounts of acrylic material with short, quick passes, followed by a few seconds of rest, you will allow the heat caused by friction to dissipate.