🛠️ EMILYPRO Aluminum Polishing Wheel for Drill - Ultimate Rim Manifold Polishing Kit - 3" x 1/4" Hex Shank - Cone, Mushroom, Column - Set of 3 Review

I bought these to use with a cordless drill but the shaft is 1/4 inch too long for the locking mechanism on my DeWalt to not engage could and hold the wave. I compared the shank to my other bits and found the shank to be too long. I had to use a cutting wheel to cut off 3/8 to 1/4 which allowed the snap ring to snap into place. Now that I can use it I'm trying to polish my saddlebag on my Harley and WOW! The amount of fibers that flew off the buff was amazing! Looks like a lint catcher from 20…

Like many other users here, I had no problems with it. I put mine in a regular drill chuck as instructed and mine works great. Yes, a few fibers came loose AS EXPECTED. But these things fit perfectly in all areas of my alloy wheels and took many hours of work. I would buy them again but I think they will last a long time so I don't need a replacement. I gave 5 stars - excellent value for money. If I had to make it again I would probably order a larger set of these with more shapes.

I can confirm that you will need to make some modifications to make it work in a quick change wrench. Here's the before, after, and how it should have looked for comparison. Update: It's essentially a stack of fabric that's pressed together and shaped, with a shank being a large-diameter screw that's driven into the stack. The "head" of a wood screw is a hex shank for a drill or screwdriver. I learned the hard way that if you lean too far, the screw will "break" out of the fabric pile, and now…

I bought these to use with a cordless drill but the shank is 1/4 inch too long for my DeWalt's locking mechanism to lock the shank and to keep. I compared the shank to other bits and found that the shank is too long. I had to use a cutting wheel to cut off 3/8 to 1/4 which allowed the snap ring to snap into place. Now that I've had this to use I'm trying to polish my saddlebag on my Harley and WOW! The amount of fibers that flew off the buff was incredible! It looks like a lint catcher from 20…