60Pcs Stainless Steel Wire Brushes Wheel Cup Pen Cleaning Brush Set For Dremel Die Grinder Rotary Tools - Westmell Polishing Attachment Kit (1/8In Shank) Review

I originally purchased basically the same set of these for my rotary Dremel from a different manufacturer and sent them back in disgust after blowing through 20 of them in about 15 minutes. The mistake I made was using them on the highest speed setting, during which the tiny wires fly out and stick in everything, your skin and clothes and anything that will hold them, and the whole wheel would wear out and be useless in about 2 minutes. They are a nightmare to get out of clothes as you have to…

Shipping was prompt. And you get a large quantity of brushes. But I had to return them as the bristles fly off the hub, regardless of RPM speed. The hub would loose all its bristles in about 2 minutes or less. I cannot recommend these.

I used these to clean and polish aluminum engine parts on an old Porsche motor I was rebuilding. They work very well getting into the thin spaces between the cooling fins on the cylinders. Super glad I bought them.

As soon as I used the brushes, they fell apart. I used them at the lowest speed of my Dremel. I have a lot of stainless steel metal everywhere. I used a few to make sure it wasn't just that one I used. I just threw my clothes out in the trash.

These devices leave a heavy contamination of steel wires that come off with the slightest use. Not recommended for anything, really, and I consider them too dangerous for young users. Basically garbage.

I like that it's a bulk amount but I was disappointed to find out the wires break and fly off with hardly any force applied even on low rpms. Eye protection absolutely mandatory when using these. Maybe even a leather apron or something too as the wires like to stick into shirts when flung and poke me all over. All in all be prepared to put new attachments in regularly and strands of wire flying everywhere.

I tried these out for a rough sanding application on uneven wood surfaces out of a CNC mill. Tulip poplar, which is not a particularly hard wood.When a rotary tool cuts against a certain grain orientation, it will produce wood fiber "hairs" on the off-grain side. I have used wire brushes on a rotary tool in the past with great results to remove hairy fibers from the piece.These rotary brushes, while cheap, are worth next to nothing. The picture I've posted shows a brush after about 3 min of…

I like using these brushes. It is important to keep the tool speed down and maintain a light touch or the brush just gets eaten.I use them to clean up metal I welded.

These wire wheels are exactly as advertised. They fit my Milwaukee rotary tool and work great & last a long time. I would buy again.

I've never had any of these ever come apart. Usually they wear down to nothing.These come apart as soon as you start to use them at any speed. Slivers of steel fibers all over the place, they even got inside my glasses. Junk.

These will fall apart when used and the bristles will fly into your eye. WEAR EYE PROTECTION! That said, they were cheap and I didn't expect more than one use. Try putting a drop of epoxy or super glue where the brush connects to the shaft to make it last longer.

Very cheaply made wire flys off all the time so wear safty glasses for sure. Half the wheel will literally be gone and half not. Would not purchase again because of quality of product.

This product worked out great for blueing an old gun got all the places i couldn’t get and the wire is very durable That's my feedback!

The shank diameter is smaller than the expected 1/8”, have to o add a wrap of masking tape to each one. They fly apart while using them too😒.

0 stars is more appropriate. I used these in my cordless dremel . They fall apart almost immediately. The wires break off and fly everywhere , sticking into your arms , face and clothes .

It's a good product that hangs together on cleaning jobs. I used it to buff up some old tools and remove rust and scale from a automotive heat shield.