Forney 72757 Wire Cup Brush, Knotted with 5/8-Inch-11 Threaded Arbor, 2-3/4-Inch-by-.020-Inch

worked great

Its a good wife cup brush for its price. I use it quite often & the twisted wires dont break off & fly everywhere like some other cheap wire cup brushes do. Ill definitely purchase again.

Great price and good quality wire brush. I use these with my 4 inch grinders. I have bought the Dewalt version and would say both are about the same - but this one is a better deal price wise.

Great brush and a must have for cleaning welds and rust. Sturdy and well made. I’ve used it quite a bit and the brushes haven’t fallen apart so far. Great price for its durability and I’ll be purchasing another once for certain.

Great little cup for cleaning surfaces. Used it to clean the rust and scale from the floor of an old Jeep so I could weld it up. I hate when the wires fly out of cheap brushes... This one does not have any issues with that. Works great, glad to have it in the toolbox.

They work good. Better than what I bought a harbor freight. The wires didnt fly out of the brush like the ones from harbor freight and stick in your body.

I purchased 2 for my project of repainting a rusty 6 mower deck and some other mower parts but the first one is still going strong. Running on a DeWalt D28115 grinder that runs at 9,000 RPM.

I have been buying the Mose expensive Makita twisted wire cup. I presumed this wouldn’t last at the much less expensive price. So far it’s just fine. Yes I can already tell it will wear down a little faster than the Makita, but this is way less expensive (but it doesn’t look as cool) LOL

This one was less expensive and I had concern but this has worked quite well and I would purchase another but this one is holding up just fine.

These Forney wire cup brushes are just as good or better than Dewalt brand, but $8-9 less each brush. I used to pay about $16 each for Dewalt, and I use about 4-6 per year. The forney ones are now my go to, and I stocked up