If you used this at about 2k rpm maybe it would work but my dremel starts at 5k. Bristle pull out easy. Uneven. Just not practical for use. 5 bucks at Walmart gets you only one brush at Walmart but lasts way longer

I received the brushes and they met my expectations.

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.

These brushes are ok. Had to put on safety glasses very shortly after starting a project due to wires coming apart and flying everywhere.

Make sure to wear safety glasses as they disintegrate quite quickly.

The rating would be 5 stars if the wire wasnt so prone to being shed at high RPMs during use on any flat, hard surfaces

The brush will flatten out but works great and you do not lose the strands of wire that make up the brush.

Tore them all up in under 30 mins doing what I would consider light duty cleaning dirt off small tile pieces.

Ive placed prior orders for the Dremel 428 but now find them to be far too expensive. Ive also tried other lesser known brands but they just dont last very long, with the tiny wires flying off all over the place. (Always use eye protection when using these brushes. Please.) So now Ive worn out 2 of the TEMO brand 428s and find that they are an excellent value. The TEMO quality and durability are comparable to the Dremel, but at a much more reasonable price. I use these a lot and Ill definitely re-order the TEMO. Highly recommended.

Good deal, I used one to cleam some old parts from my truck and made them look new.