Dremel EZ684-01 EZ Lock Sanding And Polishing Kit, Enhanced for SEO, Blue Review

I used several nozzles and none was enough for just one cleaning. So they're a little more disposable than I would have liked.

Like everything Dremel sells, you are buying Chinese products at a higher price. But Chinese doesn't necessarily mean bad, and this set is a good example of that. Does a great job of getting a smooth and shiny finish, but it's a bit pricey for only 6 bits (4 of which are really important and the other 2 aren't that important) and a small sample of polish. The buffing kit sucks so I would recommend you get a buffing kit. You can find some for the same price of this set.

Bought this kit to clean the rust spotted battery compartment on my Ford 68. Needless to say, the kit itself is inexpensive and comes in a nice box that's handy for storing Dremel tool attachments. The course polishers did a great job removing the old paint and rust from the tray and preparing the tray for repainting. A warning though: they won't last too long if you apply a lot of pressure during use. So be sure to have more than a few on hand if you need to do metal or rust work.

3 stars for durability as I haven't used any of the parts yet. Why didn't I use them? Well, because nowhere in the description of the kit that I purchased does it clearly say "The EZ Lock Polishing Kit does not come with the EZ LOCK DRIVE". Which of course is absolutely necessary to use the rest of the kit; The spike was honestly the main reason I bought the kit as my ex lost or took the last one. Mandrel. *Sigh*

I've been using Dremel for over a decade for everything from home repairs to custom computer cases for friends. The addition of the EZ locking system was incredible. Simply put, if you're using a Dremel and switching between different wheels for polishing, sanding or cutting, this system is fantastic. I really appreciate this set because it contains everything you need for grinding and polishing metal and wood. I was even able to restore a few items in the house that we thought would never look

There are several attachments for grinding and buffing and there is a small stick of buffing rouge in the kit which really changes the effectiveness of some heads. But sanding heads (which look like they're made out of scotch-brite pads of different colors) aren't very durable - light work is enough to sand them. And if you don't have a spare EZ lock, you won't be using it at all. Not a fan of those Dremel cribs with the see-through top. They're uncomfortable and take up too much space for what