Rocaris 45PC Rotary Tool Steel Wheel Brushes Set - Enhanced Accessories for Optimal Performance Review

While some brushes will work for you, others can fall apart once they hit the work surface. Several fine-tipped brushes popped out on contact. Also be careful with the wheels, wires fly everywhere. USE EYE, FACE AND HEARING PROTECTION. The brush may hold up at first, but once the first bristles fly, they will soon follow. If any of them get in your eyes, nose, mouth, or ear, ask for trouble. Again: WEAR PROTECTION.

Dremel brand brushes are the gold standard and far more durable than these. You'll need goggles when using them - don't run them too fast or rub the bristles on something you're polishing and they'll last longer. The reason this brush set is a smart choice is because Dremel charges $3-$4 for ONE brush. This set contains 45 pieces, which is only 2-3 times more than ONE Dremel brush. Dremel only extorts money so make this kit your best bet as its admittedly lower quality doesn't outweigh its…

This is my second order of these wire brushes. I use them to restore tractor cleaning. They last +/- 5 minutes with moderate use at low to medium speed, they self-destruct after 30 seconds (without touching anything) at high speed - as another buyer mentioned you'll find the wires in your hands thrown away will. Arms, legs, stomach and even your dog, they stick to your shirts and pants even through the washer and dryer! For comparison, I bought spoked wheels from the Dremel brand. The cost was…

You get what you pay for. They break down much quicker than better ones, but they're cheaper and you get a lot more bang for your buck. Make sure you wear goggles as you'll be constantly shot in the face with wire missiles. If you have an adjustable Dremel, set it to a lower speed and they work pretty well. If you have a high-speed, single-speed tool, it will self-destruct very quickly. They do their job, the hardest part is getting all the wire out of your clothes when you're done.

I had to review this product as it was a safety hazard. Wire brushes should be used to remove light rust from screw heads. The Dremel tool had a variable speed of 5000-30000 rpm (setting 1 = 5000 rpm, setting 5 = 30000 rpm) running between settings 2 and 3 (about half speed). The first bell shaped wire brush fell apart on first use and was missing all the wire bristles. Compare this to an original Dremel wire brush which was used to remove rust from about 30 screw/bolt heads until they wore out