545 Diamond Cutting Wheel Set (22mm) - 25pcs with 402 Mandrel (3mm) - 5pcs and Screwdriver: Ideal for Rotary Tools Review

Due to circumstances not interesting enough to explain I had to cut a few notches, approximately 1 inch by 1/4 inch of freshly laid floor tile. They worked great and fast. It took about five minutes and I only used one wheel to do it. They don't work well with metal, but that's what the description says. Not sure what other materials they work with or not, but they cut ceramic tile like a hot knife through butter. Very satisfied. I'm not sure what I'll do with 20 of them, but at least I have…

I wanted to buy one (1) small Dremel diamond blade to cut the tile on my bathroom door because I couldn't do it with an angle grinder without damaging the edge of the door, but before I spent $19 for ONE blade, I decided to give it a try and I'm so glad I did! These little things cut porcelain tile like a sharp butter knife at room temperature, just to be sure, before calling I decided to make a full cut about 3 inches from the frame on each side, as well as a "pilot hole" through the sill to…

I cut holes for sockets in porcelain stoneware. They make a nice clean cut but either take a long time or require many blades. I used to use diamond tools made in China. I was very frustrated with hole saws until I realized that they need to be turned as slowly as possible, filled with water and operated with light pressure. If you do, they'll last a long time and cut well, albeit slowly. They can move faster or lean harder and slice faster, but that will burn them. I have ordered more of…

I want to thank the white witch who makes this. I am restoring a 115 year old tile floor. The tiles have a 1 inch hex and have been set into the concrete one at a time. They are almost impossible to pull out without collateral damage to all the surrounding tiles. Using a "mortar remover" on a dremel is useless. These things cut through tile, mortar, mortar, cement, concrete, steel, Superman's cape, Trump's delusional ego, and the average banker's heart with no problem! They are magical and I…

It helped! I bought an expensive glass drill and it didn't dent the porcelain stoneware at all! For a few dollars more I got 20 diamond wheels, 5 shafts and a tiny screwdriver to connect the wheel to the shaft. I wasn't sure if this would work for my job but after reading a lot of great reviews I decided to order it. it was almost like cutting soft butter with these wheels! So happy to finally have the wall panels back on my kitchen walls. I only used one blade for about 20 cuts that I had to…

At this price I had low expectations to be honest, but Dremel wants $27 for ONE diamond blade (albeit 1-1/2 inch and EZ-Lock) so I figured this set was it worth it. We had a tile and glass splashback installed in our kitchen and I needed something to cut holes for outlets. And I made them all with ONE wheel! Again, due to the price, I saw that I used all 25 wheels for 5 holes, so I now have a lifetime supply of these things. One thing I would do differently in the future for this type of work…