Weiler 36303 1/2 Inside Diameter, 5/8 Outside Diameter, 302 Stainless Steel Bristles, Turbo Tube Brush, Made in the USA

The product broke after the 4-5 pipe cleaning. The unit puts torque on the plastic body of the outter brush and has small metal part that is supposed to support it, it doesnt, it came right out and the unit had to be used by hand for the entire job,

Absolute junk, first attempt was to clean the ends of a 12 piece of 1/2 copper. The brush snapped off inside the tube. Days beyond the return period, Will attempt to try and return to manufacturer. Amazon should increase their return period in a case of poor quality products.

The thin plastic broke after a few uses, but the outside brush can still be used manually. The smaller inside brush does not attach to the metal rod in the center very well, but it still works. But after just a few uses, the inside brush has gotten smaller in diameter, so it doesnt work as well as it first did. .

Absolutely love this, works perfectly. It saves me so much time and does a great job cleaning pipe ends

This works well, but burns out just as quickly as other, cheaper interior pipe cleaning brushes on the market. It was nice to save on some elbow grease and sore forearms when compared to sandpaper on the exterior, but seems designed more for the at home handyman vs a plumber or tradesman. Was nice while it lasted but didn’t mast more than a day or two.

I was able to use it to clean 3 pipe ends before it broke. Yup, you read that correctly....only 3.

Broke right out of the package as soon as I put it into my first fitting. Cheap poorly made

You gotta get one of these if you are doing more than a simple fix-it. Any serious project will go so much faster with these. I have a 1/2, 3/4, and 1 inch size of these and they save so much time. Just wear gloves when you using it to protect your hands from any sharp edges if a pipe or fitting slips in your hand, and please dont try to use one on the inside of the PIPE - outside of the pipe or inside of fittings only - or youll break the thing. I didnt have the female end extended far enough once and tweaked it - but then again I probably had my drill torqued up too.

This broke way to easy. Used it just a hand full of times and it snapped.

Have to be very careful with not built heavy enough to take the stress on the outside plastic But works good while it works