TEMO 10 pc Carbon Steel 3/4 Inch Flat Wire Brush #428 1/8 Inch Shank for Dremel and Other Rotary Tools
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About TEMO 10 pc Carbon Steel 3/4 Inch Flat Wire Brush #428 1/8 Inch Shank for Dremel and Other Rotary Tools
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
67% liked the balanced weight, but 33% found it heavy
When used at high RPM, the brushes do not stay in a cone shape and instead become a flat wheel and metal shards fly off quite rapidly.
67% praised the high-quality brush, while 33% didn't
When used at high RPM, the brushes become flat and metal shards fly off rapidly.
The wire brushes came out of the cup instead of the paint chips, indicating poor quality.
75% liked the compatibility, but 25% faced issues
I compared the Dremel version of the brush with this one. The Dremel version is more expensive but holds its shape and doesn't have metal flying off. This one is much less expensive but is dangerous and doesn't get the job done.
67% liked the effective dust collection, but 33% desired more
After only applying light pressure, the abrasive-wheel-brush disintegrated within a minute of use.
75% found it easy to installation, while 25% had difficulties
The Dremel version of the brush is more expensive but holds its shape and doesn't have metal flying off. These brushes are less expensive but dangerous and don't get the job done.
At low speeds and pressure, the wheels fall apart quickly.
67% praised the wheel material, while 33% didn't
The wheels fall apart quickly even at low speeds and pressure, indicating poor quality of the wheel material.
When used at high RPM, the brushes do not stay in a cone shape and instead become a flat wheel, resulting in metal shards flying off rapidly.
On high speed dremel, the wheel material can span out and shoot debris into my eyes and face.
68% liked the high wheel speed, but 32% found it slow
When used at high RPM, our brushes do not maintain their cone shape and instead become flat, resulting in metal shards flying off rapidly.
I checked the speed of the Dremel tool and it seemed slow enough, but the wheel speed of the abrasive-wheel-brushes still caused problems.
