The price is fantastic. A Dremel brush is more expensive, but it may be worth it because these dont last at all. Wear goggles! The wire bristles do fly out in rotation or when they break.

Its easy to burn through these type brushes, so it was great to find a quantity at a very reasonable price.

Love these. Ive been using them to remove paint from the edges of trim. They do not destroy the wood and takes all of the paint away. Ive seen individual items that are $10 each, and dont last as long for the application. One of these did the whole door frame. I know, use painters tape. But I didnt and this saved me.

Not very tough. Wear out quick.

I would like be more durable but it’s ok for my 1,8” tool for fix small details

They work fine but shed needles everywhere. Make sure you use them in a controlled place or you and your family and dogs will be stepping on these needles and getting them jammed in your skin.

Great buy. Much more economical than buying locally. Work just as well. Ive purchased these more than once. Will buy again.

I use these for cleaning the piston bore on aluminum brake calipers from a motorcycle. Its soft enough to not damage the aluminum but still able to clean away any deposits. Its mounted in a Dremel, 1/8 inch collet, and used on low speed which is more than enough for cleaning. Instead of a brake cleaning fluid that evaporates quickly, a penetrating oil or WD-40 is used then the caliper is rinsed with brake cleaner. One brush was used for 6 calipers and still almost like new. It works great for the piston seal groove and dust seal groove thats narrow and hard to clean otherwise. Will buy again when needed.

I was sitting one night watching television and wondering, how can I cover the front half of my body with tiny needles that will be undetectable until hours or days later when I bump into something or take a shower? These cupped wire brushes answered that question! First off, theyre cup brushes that become disc brushes once you spin them up to 1000 RPM. They dont maintain their shape AT ALL. So I thought, Ill just hold them against the work surface before I turn the tool on. Nope. Still flatten out. Great, so Ill just make do by using them as disc wheels. Nope. Within seconds they threw multiple needles. And as we all know, once the first few go, the clamping pressure reduces and the rest are quick to follow. Now, Im as frugal as they come and thought, meh, most of these bad reviews are probably from hobby-types who dont do automotive work with their tools and are too sensitive. Listen to me and understand... THESE ARE WORTHLESS. I bought 10. I used the first one on a piston-decarb job for 20 seconds and thought it was a fluke. Loaded a second one, same thing. 3 days later Im still pulling needles out of everywhere, including the worst spots you can think of. Treat this review as if it was you yourself traveling back in time to warn yourself not to skimp to try and save a few bucks. I literally threw the final 8 in the trash and Im so cheap I once made them turn the house lights on a place where the other half dances with little covering because I dropped a quarter and couldnt find it. I lied to the DJ and said I dropped a contact lens. And that is a TRUE story, not just me trying to be funny for a review, even though at the time I was messing with the staff at said establishment. DO NOT buy these. Feed your money into a roaring fire; at least the heat you feel will serve a purpose.

The price is fantastic. A Dremel brush is more expensive, but it may be worth it because these dont last at all. Wear goggles! The wire bristles do fly out in rotation or when they break.