XXGO 120 Pcs Oscillating Multitool Blades Accessories Kits Compatible with Bosch, Chicago, Craftsman, Dremel, Fein, Harbor Freight, Milwaukee, Porter Cable, Ridgid, Ryobi, Rockwell XG1201

I've used most of these attachments...and they are pretty damn good. They have held up through a few projects now. I am saying that you definitely get your moneys worth on this set.

did a good job removing paint. set includes plenty of sand paper and tool attachments. I read reviews before choosing this item, and saw some complaints about the rubber attachments separating. I found out that being in a hurry to get the job done I applied way too much pressure, causing the pad to get extremely hot. That caused the pad to separate when I went to change the paper. be patient and let the tool do the job {unlike me} and they work fine.

Quality is good. Matches Ryobi power and speed. Sand paper sticks well to the instrument. However, the sandpaper that comes with it wears fast.

This is exactly what I needed. I'm trying to redo a wood coffee table and couldn't get into the intricate areas. This helped me tons! Comes with several attachments and pads to help get the job done.

These fit my Dremel oscillating tool just fine. I'm actually impressed with the life of each paper pad. I had to sand down some wood and body filler after patching up some exterior wood damage on a window frame. Considering how small each pad is I was able to get quite a bit of filler sanded down with mostly just the tip since I was trying to mimic the original contours. The only issue I have is that the pads are so small that most of them down have the grit marking on them so you have to judge the grit based on the looking at the actual grit. I would definitely buy these again.

Good variety of pads. Unfortunately, the pad the sandpaper attaches to metes when sanding making it unusable. There are two of each shape in the box, though, so I’m just going to go a bit slower and check often to make sure the pad isn’t deteriorating

They worked great, the 80 grit was even across the triangle and the loop and hook connection was tight.

You need the universal pin adapter plate for the Sonicrafter which you probably already bought so you could use all brands of attachments on it. The original Sonicrafter uses an Allen wrench to change attachments, and the slot in this one is so you don’t have to take the bolt off, just loosen it, slide this on and wiggle it into place on the adapter which is easy. (Yes it took me a moment to figure that out. DOH!) I can’t speak to durability of the spot welds or foam yet, but the foam w the Velcro is nice and dense so it should remain flat during sanding. This is also taller than the original part but I don’t see that as a problem, it maybe an advantage. Last, a pro tip: use pieces cut from a heavy cotton sock on this attachment & some Novus #2 plastic polish to remove the haze on your headlights. Gotta be all cotton but it works great! If the haze is thick it’ll take a while to get it off the first time but after that it’s a 15 minute job for both sides when it starts to haze up again.