







FPPO 4PCS 3 Inch Stainless Steel Wire Wheel Brushes Kit for Drill with 1/4-Inch Shank,Wire Wheels for Power-Operated Grinders
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Steven G.
> 24 hourWire tend to fall apart after a few uses
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Ricardo R.
> 24 hourValue for the amount of wire wheels real good deal. Not for tough jobs. Wheel becomes loose from the shank and slips. Overall if you are careful and delicate, does the job.
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Jeff Blackwell
> 24 hourNot round. Seriously. A wire wheel that is not round is 100% useless.
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70 Challenger
> 24 hourThe wire wheels are sturdy and do not throw off their material after many uses.
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Romeo mata
> 24 hourNice product
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Bill Becker
> 24 hourThese do not last long, used to clean some glass bottles off and had diminishing returns after about 15min on a single one. Harbor Freight ones lasted hours for me. Returned it afterwards. Search elsewhere.
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Mark Sanders
> 24 hourJust to warn you the shank is under 1/4 by .019 and would not work in my 1/4 collet. It looks good should work good for a drill.
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Joe Martinez
> 24 hourNice set for the price . Works well.
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Hunter
> 24 hourI tried to use it for cleaning welds on stainless. In my cordless drill as soon as the wire bristles touch the shank spins inside and the wire wheel stops. I put 2 tacks on it to see how long it will hold up. Unless you have a welder and are prepared to tack the shank to the wheel they are useless.
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James Fischer
> 24 hourThese kept coming out of my angle head pneumatic cutoff tool I was using for some light small wire wheel paint removal. I micd them and they appear to be slightly under 6mm dia. For reference, 1/4 inch = 6.35 mm. They were sufficiently undersized that my collet couldnt hang onto them such that after 30-60 seconds of use, theyd spin airborne across my shop. Probably a supply chain shortage in China where 6mm is common and 1/4 is not...or was in short supply and 6mm was close enough. My cutoff is a cheapie, and the collet was bottoming out (decades of use, too). Be warned.