IIT Jumbo 51Pc Drum Sanding Kit - Fits Dremel - Includes Rubber Drum Mandrels - 1/2, 3/8 & 1/4

I ordered this set to use in my dremel for my dogs nails. They set came with every thing expected and works great. We have rounded off the dogs nails 8 times now with one sanding tip and it appears there is still more life in it. I will be ordering this again once I am through the set.

I would have bought this at first sight in town but could not find a spindle anywhere! How dumb is that? Lowes? Home Despot?

This is a great large cheap pack of dremel sanding drums and attachments. Anyone that has used these drums know that they wear out quickly, but at this price you arent super concerned about that.

Have used Dremel tools and accessories for several years. This set will be handy with hobby projects I have going on. The purchase price was very, very reasonable. My only complaint is, it would have been better if this assortment came in a box. I will make something up to store them.

have not used them yet but they look good enough

Good price for a nice assortment. I have had some problem with the small ones unrolling after a little use.

Good set, cheapest Ive seen on Amazon, The mandrels are good quality, the sanding drums are OK, at roughly .13 cents a pop should get some good use out of them.

I am not impressed with these. I can not get the smaller bands to fit onto the drums for anything. I end up destroying the bands before getting them to fit. The larger bands and drums do work together, they just dont last as long as other brands. Two starts because I was able to make use of some of the bands, and can use other bands with the drums so it wasnt a total waste of money. Not worth the money in my opinion.

This is a nice set to have. Two gripes I have are.... 1. The rubber on the bits is cheap and there is flash that needs to be removed. 2. The screws for the bits are Phillips not Slotted. So you cant use the Dremel Wench. But having the smaller sanding bit sizes is worth the above. Recommended.

Nice assortment of drums and covers for under a ten spot. I use these mostly for wood carving projects but I always use a slower speed setting. I havent found any such sanding drum covers that will take much high speed use or much pressure for that matter. Use a little patience and a light touch and you can get a lot done. Your bearings will last a lot longer also. With any power tool, ALWAYS wear real eye protection glasses or goggles over your regular glasses or a full face shield. Dremels and such tools rotate at an incredibly high rate of speed, usually to fast for proper dust or chip removal and cooling. On their high settings, this is dramatic in terms of surface feet per minute. The larger the drum, the more surface feet per minute at any given rpm. Dont ask more of your tools than they are designed to deliver and you will be fine.