🔧 Dremel 428-02 Carbon Steel Brushes (2 Pack), 3/4" Diameter: Efficient Cleaning & Polishing Tools Review

I've tried a few unbranded products and they stink! While a Dremel costs a bit more and wears out over time depending on how you use it (I sanded corner welds on a complex steel sculpture), it lasts a lot longer and actually fits in a Dremel tool [some brands t and will really ruin the tool ]. I have also found that these carbon steel Dremel brushes are more durable than stainless steel Dremel brushes. So if you want to go through all the stages I would recommend buying this one. You will not…

These are good wire brushes. I use them with my cordless Dremel. My only criticism of them is that the tiny wire bristles bend to the side after a bit of use. resulting in it polishing more than scuffs/scratches. So I have to randomly try to bend the stubble the other way (not for long). The bristles could be a bit stiffer to keep them from bending. And I've had no issues with wires bouncing off the wheel during use. Unlike the other bulk packs of 10-20 NON Dremel brands mentioned above…

I have bought several of these types of wire brushes (pots, wheels etc) in steel and brass. Foreign brands, especially those from China, are of very poor quality or non-existent. The individual wires are NOT properly connected to the bracket. This means that the wires fly off the first time you use it. It also means most of the wire is gone before you've even used it on the iron or metal you're trying to clean. the product does not correspond to the length from the shaft. My interpretation of…