40 Pack Abrasive Buffing Wheels for Rotary Tools-1/8" Shank

Why did you pick this product vs others?: First, to be clear: I am a die-hard Dremel fan. Always have been, always will be. BUT: I blow through these Dremel abrasive wheels like they're chocolate cake: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FBF3OM, so I thought I'd at least try this brand to see if I could save some money, bc these are a ton cheaper than the Dremels. I am beyond impressed with these wheels! I had different levels of grit loaded on all 3 Dremels on my bench this morning and I'm thrilled at how well they work and how long they last. They blew through solid rust, polished up sold brass, and were quick to swap out when they did wear down. An additional item to mention: as these wear down and the little bits they're made of go flying off, they don't hurt as much when they fly into your skin as the Dremel versions. Led me to think the Dremel versions are made of harder-sharper ... fiber bits? I loaded the beige Dremel bit on one machine and the "brown" version (it's actually beige, too) in this brand and the Dremels really are a lot tougher ... fiber bits? But I like having various levels of grit, I don't need the hardest on every item, nor do I need the softest. With these as an addition to my beloved Dremel wheels, I have a much fuller palate to choose from when working. It's very handy having more than just 2 levels of grit to choose from. These work wonderfully and I will buy them again and again, in addition to the Dremel wheels. These will save me a ton of money, too.

I bought these to clean up some old car parts and get into tight spaces. They work. They don't last a real long time. I burn through them pretty quick but they do clean up the tarnished old part pretty well.

I had been purchasing 3M or other name brand buffing wheels to Satin Matte jewelry. However, now that I use these all the time, I do not want to spend over $1 each on them as they wear out quickly. These little babies are an awesome find because they work great, just like the name brand ones, and the different levels of grit based on the colors actually has more variation on the fine side, which is perfect for me, as I never use the most course ones. My main and only complaint is that although these do fit into my Dremel, the shank is not the same diameter as all my other bits that come from Jewelry District suppliers (these are slightly wider diameter), and also not the same diameter as my other dremel bits that are not jewelry specific (these are slightly smaller diameter). What this means is that every time I want to use one of these buffing wheels I not only have to change out the bit, but also the dremel collet. Ok fine no biggie, well actually it is though, particularly when you then go to use your dremel again after buffing, and forget that the "Rocaris size collet" is still in there, so you slip a slightly thinner diameter one in there, it seams to fit, but its just a smidge not snug enough, but you start using it, and then realize its not spinning properly because the collet is too big. THIS MANUFACTURER WOULD SELL A LOT MORE OF THESE IF THE SHANK SIZE WAS THE SAME AS OTHER JEWELRY BITS! (just saying cause then they actually would be exactly the same as the branded ones)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great Quality and Super Practical Gift! I got this set of 40 abrasive wheels as a gift for my husband since he loves working on DIY and tool projects—and he loved them! The set includes a nice variety of grits, which has been super helpful for sanding, polishing, and finishing different materials. The quality is excellent: they last longer than expected and work perfectly with his rotary tool. They also come well organized and ready to use. He said it’s one of the most practical gifts I’ve given him and he’s already used them on multiple projects around the house. Definitely a great buy—I’d purchase it again!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Good value. They don't last too long - let the abrasive do the work and don't force it, but they will work to remove corrosion or whatever else you're looking to sand off with a dremel, and are good value I think.

The wheels seem to fall apart rapidly. I stopped using them for that reason

Works well and good price

I used these wheels with a rotary tool to clean up some rust spots on old hardware, and they did a solid job of smoothing the surface without gouging the metal. The variety of grits makes it easy to switch between rough cleaning and finer polishing, though they do wear down faster than expected if you’re working on tougher materials. For the cost, getting a large pack is a good deal, especially if you do frequent small projects or jewelry work.