🛠️ Assorted Finishing Deburring Kit - Swpeet Polishing Assortment Review

To be honest I use it as a miniature water stirrer. I have no idea if they're polished or polished, but you get a lot of them.

Works well, not as good as the 3m brand but almost 4 times cheaper in $. They could have made a better box, all those parts were mixed up. I don't have a color coded scheme so I made my own

I bought this product and was really keen to use it. I quickly got frustrated when I started using it and immediately the discs started falling apart. I was immediately struck by the cheap quality and am very disappointed in the quality of this product. I also noticed that it was made in China. It's all over now. The reason why it is so inferior! Don't waste your money on this product.

This is a good set of discs at a good price. The bristle discs work excellently on contours and hard-to-reach areas. These discs wear out but last longer than other options. They are versatile in the sense that you can use them for intricate work or stack them to cover a large area. You can stack three discs on the spikes provided. I like that the kit comes with six mandrels so I can set each grit on a separate mandrel. The organizer box is a practical addition.

They are advertised as having a 1/8" shank diameter (equivalent to 0.125") but are only 0.116". It doesn't seem like a huge difference, but genuine Dremel accessories measure exactly .125" and some of their tools call for that size. I have a Dremel 4200 and it is EZ approved. These undersized shanks from Swpeet come in and out of the tool in a locked position, so they obviously don't work in this Dremel tool. The discs themselves don't look as durable as the Dremel brand bristle discs, and…

Don't waste your money. They don't even bother to give you the correct size mandrel for the piece. So if you don't have one handy, spin the wheels by hand and look stupid. I'm sending them back because I'm ashamed that I bought them. Also, there must be some other definition of "grain" that I don't know as there is almost no difference between each color and that's probably why they don't send a color coded table, you don't need one.

Product description says more than other rotary tool abrasives. Don't get me wrong, they work but wear out quickly with any high RPM application. cannot be done with other bits, grinders or brushes. If you can use another option, do so. I wouldn't be so critical if the item didn't cost around $20. It's just a lot of money for something that will be consumed FAST, if used heavily at all.

I was surprised that they work very well considering they are basically little plastic spools. They work well with old metal tools that need polishing. And that's the problem, basically they're just little plastic spirals. This whole set shouldn't cost $20, it should cost $10 or less. You need to get rid of a fishing tackle style box that is really too big for what it contains. Place all slices in a pair of clear tubes. Put the shafts, bolts, and lots of those little red washers in the third…