IIT Jumbo 51Pc Drum Sanding Kit - Fits Dremel - Includes Rubber Drum Mandrels - 1/2, 3/8 & 1/4

Works well, not as durable maybe as the name brand ones, but they work.

I would have bought this at first sight in town but could not find a spindle anywhere! How dumb is that? Lowes? Home Despot?

Excellent product. Works very well

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Was easy to order and was better than expected.

I use these to file down my dogs’ nails as they are really tough and go through the pedipaws one so quickly it’s ridiculous. I use my Dremel and these and they work amazingly well. My dogs don’t exactly love it, but it does not hurt them, which is the most important thing. I have run it on my fingers by accident and it’s like a very mild rug burn, which is comforting since if means if I get close to the wick it doesn’t hurt them too much, mostly just annoys them. The dogs are a Rottweiler/German Shepherd mix and a husky and they both have very thick, very quick growing claws.

I dont think its possible to beat the value for money on this set! Something like $0.13 each? They work fine with the Dremel brand stuff. And this set gives you a number of spare rubber mandrels... so you can have a bunch of options loaded it up when your working on a big job. Handy!

Dont expect high quality and you wont be disappointed. These did not last long but for the price they got the job done!

I use this type of product for prolonged periods. These sanding kits hold up well and really relieve material. Dremel users will quickly discover that the rubber cores can become exposed and that they not only blacken wood but they allow the bands to move up and down to no good purpose. Aside from craftspeople needing to realize that Dremel machines are NOT MEANT for sustained periods of work, it is also important to note that this set is all of one grit, organized to suit a varying size of cores. We end up with coarse detailing of a variety of curved spaces.

Low quality. Id been used to the default dremel brand mandrels and sanding drums that initially came with my dremel rotary tool, and didnt think the quality difference could be as bad as others were saying. Its far worst. Whereas a good dremel brand sanding drum will last until its completely worn (a solid few days of work for me), these dont even last long enough for that to happen. They rip open and pop off at random intervals during routine work. I went through over 10 drums in a single work session, and a couple of them even screwed up my precision work when they popped open. The mandrels in comparison are much better, but are still of a worst quality. Getting a drum on them is an effort, and can warp the rubber. TLDR: Quality over quantity. Dont waste your time and buy the good stuff. Youll get less than this jumbo pack but a 6 pack of dremel drums will still outdo these.