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πŸ’Ž TEMO Grinder with Flexible Polishing Capability Review

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Description of πŸ’Ž TEMO Grinder with Flexible Polishing Capability

42" Rotary Grinder Tool Flexible Flex Shaft Compatible for Dremel and compatible rotary tools. This is a 42” grinder attachment which fits the majority of rotary tools. connection is for head with 3/4" (19.05mm) thread. Compatible for Dremel models 100, 200, 300, 3000, 4000, 7300, 7700; Foredom, ToolShop, Performax, Milwaukee M12, etc. If you're a DIY-er, hobbyist or craft worker turn your rotary tool into a grinder with this flexible shaft attachment. Rotary tools are incredibly versatile and this accessory gives you even more functions. Plus, the flexi rubber non-slip shaft lets you take really control over the job in hand. Shaft installation as shown in attached picture: 1) remove rotary tool collet nut, and rotary tool top cap. 2) slide collet nut onto shaft core. 3)insert shaft core into collet. 4) tighten collet nut. Make sure the shaft core is hold tightly in the tool. 5) screw shaft connector onto the rotary tool. This will ensure the shaft core push back into the shaft. Bit installation instruction: 1) insert the L bar included into the hole at the collet side of the shaft. 2) unscrew the shaft collet nut. 3)insert bit, not included, into the shaft collet 4)tighten shaft collet nut. 5) remove the L bar.

Reviews

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Cutting discs are dangerously brittle, IMHO

The first thing that struck me after opening the box was how thin the cutting discs are. After carefully threading one of the wheels onto the included bit, it broke into three pieces when I inserted the bit into the collet of my rotary tool. I tried another one and as with any bit before using it I switched my dremel to the lowest RPM setting and while pointing it away from me I watched it spin to make sure it was "straight". " was. Then I did a test (I do this for myself with all new beats)…

Pros
  • power tools
Cons
  • wrinkled

Revainrating 1 out of 5

fail. Go on. Nothing to see (buy) here.

Phew! I bought this "tool" about a week after the tool that came with my other manufacturer's rotary tool stopped working. I thought it wouldn't be too expensive so I'll keep the rotor but this replacement is no good! Being new to using rotary tools at the time, I didn't know the do's and don'ts. So when I attached the flexible shaft to my rotary tool, I didn't think too much about the fact that the silver cup wasn't quite secure. like it was tight, but then when I applied some extra pressure…

Pros
  • Tools and Housewares
Cons
  • Not as thick as other pickaxes

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Works perfectly. It is foolish to use an external, non-standard "key " that will eventually be lost.

I wanted a cheaper flex shaft than the big brands (Dremel and Black & Decker charge significantly more just for their name). This one definitely works very well - I'd say more or less equivalent to those. It seems to me almost as strong and all, so I think it will last more or less as long. It definitely fits standard rotary tools easily. I think it might vibrate a bit more and doesn't seem to work as well with some of the bits made for rotary tools, but some of the bits officially made for…

Pros
  • Power & Hand Tools
Cons
  • Unreliable