🛠️ 80 Pieces PHYHOO Fine Abrasive Wheel Brush Set for Rust Removal and Polishing - Rotary Tool Accessories with 2.35 MM Mandrel Review

Not the most durable but everyone's use is different and for the price I don't mind. I can't tell you what size shank will fit a 1/8 collet, I use a 3-jaw chuck so I'm not worried about that. Overall, you can't complain, the price is right.

They fit my EZ Dremel cartridge perfectly (no wrench needed, hand tighten). I don't know what problems others have; Maybe the chuck that uses the wrench doesn't close as tightly. These wheels may be disappearing quickly, but they are sold in large numbers due to their ablative properties. They work great for me when I'm biting off paint or "roughly” polishing corroded aluminum on my bike.

They worked as expected. The quality seems ok and better than some others. The buffs are smaller than I expected, they are about 3/4 inch compared to the 1 inch I usually get. Life is short, as expected, since these are sacrifice buffs. I've had great results removing heavy oxidation on my bike's aluminum valve cover and then buffing with a cloth.

They don't fit my Dremil tool and I don't know why. In order to use them, I had to insert them into the drill chuck of my cordless drill. They work to an extent but are less abrasive than genuine Dremil accessories such as Dremel 511E EZ Lock Abrasive Pads Coarse to Medium Grit Pack of 2. They break down quickly and I've never spent more than 2 minutes grinding each one. However, for the price it is less relevant. If they really match Dremil it would be 3.5 or 4 stars.

So these are super super cheap Scotch Brite polishing pads. They wear out very quickly, the shank is too small for a standard dremel collet if you don't have one small enough to fit, or wrap a small piece of tape around the shank to fit even then , it is not very reliable. Otherwise, if you want to buy this cheap product and don't worry about blowing all 80 pieces in 2.5 seconds, you're fine. I probably wouldn't recommend them to anyone, it's better to spend more money on something better. On a