



TEMO 10 pc Carbon Steel 3/4 Inch Flat Wire Brush #428 1/8 Inch Shank for Dremel and Other Rotary Tools
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Daniel P Ziemba
> 3 dayI used these for the first time yesterday to clean up some spots on some stainless steel cookware that oven cleaner wouldnt touch and to remove some deeply embedded rust from a pair of pliers. Everything worked out perfectly. I used a Dremel at 15,000 - 20,000 RPM and the wire wheel didnt loose too many strands. Ive used both the Dremel and Temo wheels successfully. The Temo seems to have a coarser wheel (thicker wire). I tried using higher than 20,000 RPM and lost more brush strands than I would have with the Dremel, but this was an experiment, I usually dont use a wire wheel at that speed. For the about $0.80 a brush its a good deal.
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zibe
> 3 dayAs advertised
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Will S
> 3 dayThese brushes are ok. Had to put on safety glasses very shortly after starting a project due to wires coming apart and flying everywhere.
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skeeter
> 3 dayThey worked okay but didnt last long and I had to keep changing to a new head. They would ball up so quickly.... but, then, so did the name brand when I bought them, so its just the way it is I suppose.
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Almost fifty
> 3 daythe worst Ive ever used. stay far away from these. they are a waste of money, trust me.
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayBetter quality than I expected based on other reviews. They work fine and arrived promptly. I plan to purchase from this dealer again.
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Richard C. Gorski
> 3 dayNot very tough. Wear out quick.
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Mr. Adalberto McClure
> 3 dayTEMO brushes for Dremmel tools are not the best quality. They do good job of removing rust or whatever from your project, but the bristles are not attached to their base very well, and if you have your Dremmel rotating at high speed, or under load, the bristles will start flying off (NOTE: You MUST wear safety glasses when using these. I was getting hit in face constantly by flying bristles). At the end of the day, the Dremmel branded bristle brushes are clearly better quality and last longer, but the TEMO are sooooo cheap for a bag of 10. At the end of the day, I would say if you are in your garage or outside, and wear safety glasses, the TEMO are an OK option. If you are inside working, I would not use TEMO because of the bristles that you will find on your workbench, the floor, embedded in your clothes, etc.
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Musician
> 3 dayThey work great for a short time and then the bristles fly off. Use eye protection and everyone in the room must wear eye protection. No pets in the same room for this reason. They are affordable but cheap quality. You get so many because you will need them. That said; until they disintegrate they will do a very good job. Cost effective because there enough to do the job of 2-3 Dremel brass brushes which costs more but you will have to replace these several times for one dremel brush. I will buy them again but I wish the quality was better so they would be more durable. The problem is how they are clamped together too loosely. The bristles dont break off, they are flung loose under rotation.
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Ryan
> 3 daythese are decent quality brushes. they wear out after a bit, which is why I bought this 10 pack, but any fine wire brush will wear out if you really put it to work.