AUSTOR 100 Pieces 1 inch Abrasive Wheel Buffing Polishing Wheel Set Polishing Wheel for Dremel Rotary Tool, 4 Grits

quality product and good price

Good product

I used these wheels on a polishing job I was doing on ports on aluminum heads. Although the first few want okay (they dont last long at all), this particular one I didnt shove the shaft all the way into the chuck, but at least enough to grab the shaft of the bit quite a bit. Right on initial spin up, it bent from vibration/misaligned shaft. I never touched a single thing with it, just spun it up and it near vibrated the rotary tool right out of my hand. From then on I pushed the shaft of it all the way in and bottomed it out in the rotary tool and further usage in that way seemed to work. Know that the shaft of these bits are NOT hardened, and likely not expected from the price youre paying for them. Additionally, they last about 1 minute at most. On one head Ive managed to go through about 8 of these polishing bits. Its a good thing they give you a whole bunch of them because youll definitely chew through them!

This work pretty well over all. I wish they did last longer but about as long as a wire wheel. But work way way better than a wire wheel. And you dont get turned into a pin cushion like you do when wires fly off the other ones. Will purchase again.

Great product !!

Great value for what I needed, but I have one gripe about them. It gives their grit numbers as: brown, 120; green, 180; red, 320; and black, 400. Its good that they told us that, because I would not have known any other way. Im using them on copper sheets and he difference between the various grits is not very obvious. In fact, the results all look virtually identical.

Item was outstanding, product was spot on and delivered on stated date. I would highly recommend this product to others!

Price is way cheaper than in hardware store. These wear a little faster but you cannot beat the price

Shank is more like 3/32, which doesnt work with all Dremel chucks.

Great value for what I needed, but I have one gripe about them. It gives their grit numbers as: brown, 120; green, 180; red, 320; and black, 400. Its good that they told us that, because I would not have known any other way. Im using them on copper sheets and he difference between the various grits is not very obvious. In fact, the results all look virtually identical.