AKONFFIT Wire Wheel Brush & Crimped Cup Brush Kit for Drill,Carbon Steel Fine Wire Diameter 0.012 Inch,1/4-Inch Shank for Rotary Tool (15 Pack)

Works well, easy to attach. Holds up well.

These were bought to work on fine metal parts of antiques. However, the wheels are too aggressive for what I needed.

Not the best quality as there are loose and bent wires about the brushes. Thankfully they didnt waste money on a carrying case or other such value added nonsense-just a good, plain cardboard box. Acceptable value given the price.

at $1 a piece, there is not much to complain about here!!! amazing value...they are not the best, but if you want a nice assortment and do lite duty use this is all you need, experiment to find which one works best... recommended

They do a Reasonable Job for Cheap

these work great, lots of variety included, priced well, shipped fast, no complaints at all!

Not the best quality as there are loose and bent wires about the brushes. Thankfully they didnt waste money on a carrying case or other such value added nonsense-just a good, plain cardboard box. Acceptable value given the price.

Are as described & came in a timely manner & a good value for your coins. Hope this helps, Ann :)

Im going to use these for some rust removal as part of a furniture rehab project. For that, or other rust or paint removal jobs these should do fine. They feel fairly solidly constructed, and the variety of sizes and configurations provide options for how to tackle the job. One word of caution, however - these are wire brushes, and I think we all realize that the wire component means sharp pieces of metal protruding from a central hub. So I recommend use of protective handwear at all times when handling these (and of course protective eyewear during use). I have photographed the box as it arrived at my home. I picked it up out of a larger box of items shipped together and brushed against one of the metal strands that had poked through the box (see red circle). Had I grabbed it at that point I have no doubt that strand would have gone right into my hand. Not a problem with the product, but an inevitable aspect of all such tools. So do be careful, and if you do these should help you through your project.

The metal wires are stiffer than the ones I have used, and after awhile of using, the wires tend to form and tangle into shape together, which make the bit like “a drill tip” that can really damage wooden materials. It’s also too stiff that my driver clunked.