🔧 Abrasive Wheel Set, ZFE 70-Piece 1" (25mm) Mixed Grit Buffing Polishing Wheels with Metal Polishing Compound, Suitable for Rotary Tools - 1/8" (3mm) Shank Review

I've had a few of each grit that were loose and slipped easily over the spindles so they stayed still while the spindle turned. The ones that worked worked well but wore out quickly. You get what you pay for

I use this product to finish my wood carvings. Each sanding pad is mounted on its own shaft, making it incredibly easy to switch from one to another. They lack staying power, but that's okay. The price and ease of use balance the longevity

I would have liked a denser grit. But I can't blame them for that. They are used for "grinding and polishing", not for removing material. I just have to build my own wheel that can hold Scotch-Brite pads cut into rims to do what I want. They can be used for woodworking or for sanding jagged surfaces before painting.

Works great. What offer. But you have to remember the granularity of each wheel. And no idea what's in the glasses (two-tone). Could have used a card with the parts I kept by the wheels. They just fall into a ziplock bag.

I have used this (brown, 120 grit) to polish brass doorknobs and parts. They were very tarnished, so first they were cleaned with a mixture of salt and vinegar. A rather weak Dremel, but at high speeds the orange tinge rubbed off quickly (after cleaning). Repolishing at about 60% speed made it look like a factory polish. A wheel needed.

These things are a bit dangerous, they start falling apart in the middle of the process (isn't that normal?). At first I felt some small objects fall on my face and hands, but I thought it was some kind of tree. They work until they get to a little core that has nothing to do, that can scratch the project. use glasses!

They are direct from China, good quality and serve their purpose. As a professional engineer, I really can't tell much of a difference in quality between them and the Dremel brand, and I'm not willing to pay double or triple the price for a name and a product that performs pretty much the same and lasts the same. long.

They work great. It's good to have plenty of these at a great price, even if they wear out quickly with heavy use. Even Dremel disc brushes can wear out quickly, that's the nature of the animal. The only thing you can remember is to print out the product detail page from Amazon so you can refer back to it to find out which color wheel corresponds to fineness/coarseness (e.g. ads give grit ratings for different colors).

These Dremel grinding wheels are fantastic! Sure, they wear out relatively quickly on carbon or stainless steel (which is what I use them for when restoring old straight razors), but so what? You don't want the rose to sing. Still, it's a lot better than spending hours sanding small items by hand. BROWN = 80 grit // GREEN = 180 grit // RED = 320 grit // BLACK = 400 grit. That's it.