Neiko Premium Zirconia Alumina Conical Review

They wear out a lot quicker than the ones in Harbor Freight, I will definitely not buy again. They look good, but they are far from it.

Use on stainless steel - Really appreciate the flat and angled tread designs and the different grits! good enough for the job. The price makes them very valuable to me compared to life. I will buy more!

Was so happy to find so many wheels for the price. . I am not disappointed with my purchase. Next time I'll just pay and spend more money. At a price, all of this is equivalent to a decent wheel or two.

I used these to remove rust from some flat metal studs. They worked well for the purpose but didn't last as long as another brand I bought at my local hardware store. They also cracked somewhat during use, resulting in small cracks in the pad surface. This did not happen with the store bought product.

I've tried 10 brands and have usually had better luck with NEIKO (generally better than most) but they don't last as long as other brands I use - maybe an anomaly , quality control issue not sure but durability issues are evident for sheet metal, vehicle frames and parts we work on.

I'm a metal artist who usually uses Dewalt petal discs. I had a big project that required a lot of weld cleaning and I wasn't happy with the Dewalt's price of $6 each so I decided to give it a try since I could get ten for the cost of two Dewalts. After a few hours of use, I hardly noticed a difference. They cut great and don't fade as quickly as very cheap ones. From now on these are my wheels!

I was a bit concerned when I bought these. I got off the prize. I do a lot of woodworking and have tried many of the discs I bought at the big local stores. They are at least as good as the Gator and significantly cheaper. I'm still using the first disc after over a month. It's almost time to change it, but I'm excited to see how far it goes. I used it to sharpen mower blades on 2 machines last week and then went back to woodworking. Rise like a champion

I bought these to stock up on welding supplies. They were pretty cheap for the price, cheaper than hf with coupon I think but not by much. I've used a few so far and they seem to last longer than the cheap hf 36grit hf. No problem installing my Bosch 4 1/2 angle grinder. I've also used others that cost a bit more like Dewalt and another brand I can't remember the name of but could cut off. I didn't see much difference between the two. I would definitely buy again. I eat records pretty fast so I

Well, I've been using big boxes of drop wheels for decades, ranging from $4 to $9 each, and they always seemed to wear out really quickly. So when I bought 10 packs of these 60 grains for $16, I figured that even if they lasted half as long, they were still better value. Imagine my surprise when these suction cups last at least twice as long as the ones I've used from DeWalt and cost almost 25% of their cost. I will definitely buy more of these when they wear out. For context: I machine/weld/do