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Unless you need to like polish or remove paint or something light duty i find the knotted cup brushes much better. These wires break off to easy and sometimes back at you lol. Def wear a long sleeve shirt and with out a doubt some eyes.
Unless you need to like polish or remove paint or something light duty i find the knotted cup brushes much better. These wires break off to easy and sometimes back at you lol. Def wear a long sleeve shirt and with out a doubt some eyes.
Definitely. I pulled one of these 1" long crimped wires out of my leg several years later after grinding paint and rust off a trailer frame. Never felt it go in.
Unless you need to like polish or remove paint or something light duty i find the knotted cup brushes much better. These wires break off to easy and sometimes back at you lol. Def wear a long sleeve shirt and with out a doubt some eyes.
Cupped is the better for almost everyone. Especially if you don't have a variable speed angle grinder - this thing will just fall apart and start throwing razor sharp wires at your hands and body.
Unless you need to like polish or remove paint or something light duty i find the knotted cup brushes much better. These wires break off to easy and sometimes back at you lol. Def wear a long sleeve shirt and with out a doubt some eyes.
Picked up 3. I was going to clean and paint my porch furniture off with a wired brush but I'll give these a shot if it saves me a lot of time and gets into the groves better than a normal wired brush.
The reviews say not to use this thing as a grinder but build up RPM's on your grinder then release the trigger and slowly go about it. Most of the bad reviews of the wires getting chewed up are people slamming 11,000 RPM's and just going to town like they are grinding it with a disc.
I picked up 3 just too see how well it works and I'm assuming I'll chew up one getting the feel for using them.
Unless you need to like polish or remove paint or something light duty i find the knotted cup brushes much better. These wires break off to easy and sometimes back at you lol. Def wear a long sleeve shirt and with out a doubt some eyes.
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Definitely. I pulled one of these 1" long crimped wires out of my leg several years later after grinding paint and rust off a trailer frame. Never felt it go in.
A guy at work was using one years ago.... then went home and woke up in the middle of the night and his eye was killing him, all swollen, etc. Went to ER - turns out one of the wires broke off, embedded in his eye and it wasn't until he was asleep and dreaming that during REM the wire basically thrashed the inside of his eyelid. He's OK, but yeah wear glasses.
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The lowest price this has been, was $3, but back in 2019, and hasn't been that low since then.
Currently, it's the next lowest price it's been.
Also, Lowes [lowes.com] selling the same for $19
You might be able to fashion something, but it wouldn't be worth it: this is much too heavy for a Dremel.
Definitely. I pulled one of these 1" long crimped wires out of my leg several years later after grinding paint and rust off a trailer frame. Never felt it go in.
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Getting this stuff stuck in your body is not fun.
The OP is a good price if you can use it.... but, the knotted ones last a lot longer for anything remotely aggressive.
The reviews say not to use this thing as a grinder but build up RPM's on your grinder then release the trigger and slowly go about it. Most of the bad reviews of the wires getting chewed up are people slamming 11,000 RPM's and just going to town like they are grinding it with a disc.
I picked up 3 just too see how well it works and I'm assuming I'll chew up one getting the feel for using them.