🔧 36-Piece Cutting Wheel Set for Rotary Tool, 6 HSS Circular Saw Blades, 20 Resin Cutting Discs, 10 545 Diamond Cutting Wheels, 2 Screwdrivers Review

These cutting attachments fit my Dewalt drill and are good for cutting nails and small screws. The kit comes with a screwdriver and allows you to cut different materials.

A ridiculous choice for the price. It comes with so many of each part. The quality was good, not great, but as a beginner it suits me fine. A great option for a home master, professionals may not be enough.

Used for Dremel tool. Get many, many, many discs for the price of only 5 grinding discs. The saw blades were coated with oil, presumably to protect against rust. A good thing. Already used in several small projects. would recommend.

Want to feel like you ran a marathon in just seconds? Buy this product and when the spinning blade of death bends at high RPM, your heart rate will jump so high you won't have to worry about the treadmill for a week. No bending force was applied, I made 2 very light cuts in the wood and when I repositioned the bar they bent while not in use (Dremal was on in my hand).

In case you don't know, lotus seeds need to be cut to germinate. These things are like diamonds, they are cut/opened very little. I've tried a battery-powered Dremel, a callus remover, a sharp knife, sanding boards, and a dog toenail trimmer. None of them worked. The Dremel didn't even have enough power to open them after it was fully charged. This little machine has done its job. I was amazed at how much power was in it and how sharp the blades were. I found all the different tools…

Used on a Dremel without a pedal. There was an error. My Dremel runs up to 22000 rpm. These units are limited to 20000 rpm (I looked for this error in the description). After about 1 minute of operation, the blade shaft began to vibrate and then buckle. It took me a few seconds to turn off the device. This would lead to a very dangerous situation if the shaft were completely out of the chuck or it breaks. Use only at low speed and with variable speed tools. The shaft keeps the blades visually…

First of all, it's great value for money! Certainly better than many of the regular blades I've bought for my rotary tool in the past. That being said, they're versatile, so don't expect high quality from well-known brands. Resin blades cut well, but they don't appear to be fiberglass reinforced and therefore wear out a bit quicker than the product they look like most. They are sturdy though - I haven't had a single break yet. Mine came in a small zipped bag for easy storage. Metal blades were…