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Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 23, 2025
Found they did not work as well as expected
A. K.
Reviewed in Germany on August 15, 2023
Ich habe die Nylon Radbürste nun eine Weile lang verwendet und muss sagen, dass ich von ihrer Leistung eher enttäuscht bin. Die Bürste hat definitiv einige gute Eigenschaften, wie ihre Effektivität bei kurzen Holzarbeiten. Sie erledigt diese Aufgaben ordentlich und liefert akzeptable Ergebnisse.Allerdings bin ich frustriert über die Haltbarkeit dieses Produkts. Die Nylonborsten nutzen sich viel zu schnell ab, was zu einer verringerten Wirksamkeit führt und dazu, dass man sie öfter ersetzen muss. Dies ist sowohl zeitaufwändig als auch kostspielig. Ich hatte gehofft, dass die Bürste länger halten würde, um ein besseres Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis zu bieten.Insgesamt ist die Nylon Radbürste meiner Meinung nach nur für kurze Holzarbeiten geeignet. Für intensivere Aufgaben oder regelmäßige Verwendung ist sie aufgrund ihrer begrenzten Haltbarkeit eher ungeeignet. Mit dieser Einschränkung würde ich dem Produkt drei Sterne geben.
yvon rivard
Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2022
good product for the price. last a very long time
Chrissy
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2022
sanding brushes are meant to sand unique surfaces with intricate details. They do the job, but you have to be careful not to sand done those high surfaces because the brunt of the brush hits those high contact areas.
Jeremy G
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2022
Worked amazing to strip wood after torching. Very impressed with this product!!! Can’t beat the price!!
tom
Reviewed in Canada on February 9, 2021
Great for my shou shi ban projects
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 26, 2021
Bought these to obtain a distressed look on oak floorboards after raising the grain.Worked a treat.Each one is actually 4 narrow (1/4") brushes on a threaded shank so you will be able to make them narrower to get in hard-to-reach places or add extra brushes up to 2" if your drill can handle the extra torque required,which is why I bought 2 sets.The P80 brush stripped the hardwearing varnish off brand new engineered oak floorboards very quickly without risk of digging in but keep it moving anyway.I'd be very careful using them on softwoodThe stickers that show the grit size will surely fall off at some point and not easy to tell difference by eye so a good idea to put scratches on the shanks or colour-coded electrical tape/masking tape before they fall off!These will spend a lot of time on the shelf but every once in a while will be just the ticket and will probably find lots of other uses for them e.g. stripping rust/paint from irregular surfaces.The brushes are held on with a hex nut so don't use them in reverse.Turn the drill or the work around instead.The torque required to get them working well is probably too much for low end cordless drills but with a corded drill or drill press they are working well so far.Durability unknown at this stage but seem ok and no lost bristles.
UgOigO
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2020
For small projects they work very well, but if you're planning on doing a big project with these id advice u to just get a brush sander
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020
Much too abrasive for wood
Rata221
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2020
I have not used this set yet, but I had also purchased the #400, #600 and #800 grit set. I recently used them to clean up and polish aluminum hubs and a cylinder head on 50 year old motorcycle. Each brush wheel is made up of four thinner wheels mounted on the mandrel. I was able to to remove/replace individual brush wheels to make it different thicknesses. I have not used the coarser grits yet. They seem like they will last a good while..The only bad side I found is the grit size is marked on a sticker - that can eventually come off. I used a dremel to mark grit in the wheels hub.
Kenneth Lowe
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2019
These things where awesome not too aggressive and did the job effectively. I even used them to polish old brass door knobs and hardware like new.
noah Southworth
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2019
Depends on what you use them for. I use mine everyday and eventually the bristles will shorten but none fell out. They are great quality and for the price.
Whikee
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2019
I have tried the little dremel wheels and others like them all fell apart while using them, they were junk. I opened these up and was surprised at the size and spacing on the brush. It did real good on a rooster 3 d and some texture on v carve signs I did. I can’t attest to how long they will last . But I will say they have done what no other product could so far. The bristles are stiff so you can put more pressure to get down in the crevices. It would work better if they made a smaller version same material for fine work
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