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Rotary bits and cutters are the key to your rotary engraving success. There are several types of cutters that are used for different types of cuts and marking that come in different shapes, widths and sizes. This blog explains in more detail what bit is most suitable for your chosen material.

FAQs

What is a rotary cutter used for?

Rotary cutters are used to mark or cut materials that are difficult or unsafe to mark using CO2 laser technologies. They’re also used to create beveled edges and dimensional cuts, like the holes required for adding braille beads to ADA signage.

What is the difference between rotary and laser engraving?

The primary difference between rotary and laser engraving is the method in which material is removed, cut, or marked. In rotary engraving, physical contact is used to mark or cut material. In laser engraving, a focused beam of light is used to mark or cut material.

Rotary engraving is ideal for creating beveled edges and the holes required for making ADA-signage. Laser engraving is ideal for creating detailed, crisp markings.

How do I care for and store my engraving bits?

To ensure your best results and expand the lifespan of your engraving bits, it’s best to properly clean and inspect the bits on a regular basis.