2 Pack Wire Wheel Brush Wire Wheel Brush for Drill Attachment, Rocaris 2 Inch Heavy Duty Wire Brushes Removal Paint Rust & Corrosion, 0.0118 Carbon Steel Wire, 1/4in Shank, 20000RPM

Great wheels. They seem to hold together with less metal threads than some other cheaper brands. As long as you keep them at a lower rpm, they will last and work great. Inexpensive and well made, hold together better than other cheap brands.

I had a small garden statue, which was rusted. I need a tool to sand off all of the rust, before I painted it. This wire wheel brush did the trick.

Bought the 2 pack Wire Wheel Brush for my own use as Grandpas are too hard for me to find when I want to use them. The brushes cleaned up the rusty, overpainted metal legs on the table frames I wanted to repurpose. Easy to use, just wear your gloves and eye protection. Trust Nana on this one.

These do too well if you are careful. One needs to be gentle when, say trying to remove paint from metal. Wood? Not so sure what to say. Plus, they do a good job sticking my fingers when holding them. Need them though.

Was able to use to strip the paint and bit of corrosion off my wrought iron fence. Was able to use for several hours before I notice any wear of the bristles. Even then, I was tired lone before the brush. My drill went through a few battery lifes also. I was able to do about a 10 x 4 section with vertical slates before tossing the first wheel.

I got these to use with my dewalt hand drills, so far they have held up well. The pack I got came with two.

These wire wheel brushes performed fine for several tasks I tested them on... removed rust and chipped paint from the mower deck of my John Deere mower deck and cleaned up the edges of the same tractor wheels. I used a Dewalt cordless drill at high RPM and the brushes took no time at all for the task at hand and operated without deflection or vibration. Easy to control. Sure, I could have used some cheap Harbor Freight Tool equivalent wire brushes for the same purpose. I suspect these will last me til I die as a DIYer :-)

Small diameter and very stiff bristles, but there are times where they might work better than larger wheels. If youre only going to have one wire wheel though, a brass 4- or 5-inch wheel would be an all-around better choice.

They seem well made and like they will last. I used one to shine up and clean a pipe, and it worked great.

I tested in with the high-speed setting on my DeWalt drill to remove rust from a piece of scrap sheet metal. After ~30 seconds it came off with no issues, and I could have cleaned it up much more if I spent longer doing it. This shouldnt be used for big flat jobs like this since its such a small wheel, but the size makes it great for getting into nooks and crannies. After that work, there were no bent wires, even after I pushed the corners of the wheel into the sheet to try and bend them. Nothing came off, so in the short term it looks like this is a well made piece!