TEMO10 pc Stainless Steel Bristle 3/4 Inch Flat Wire Brush with 1/8 Inch Shank for Dremel and Other Rotary Tools on Rust Removal, Corrosion and Scrub Surfaces

This is what my Husband said as a review on this product.This product is all I will use from now on. I have been using them for about a year now. I own a small Repair and Restoration shop close to Chicago and use them almost every day. I go through a lot of wire brushes on a weekly basis. The name brand ones shed as much as these do (ALWAYS use eye protection!!!) if not more, but at 10,000 rpm's it really isn't that bad and do not cause painful "slivers" the name brand does. I have also gotten the cupped and 1/4" pen brushes from TEMO too. The cupped ones ball up, but if you trim them down to about 1/4" they perform much better. I hope the TEMO company hears this. The pen ones, ... the first one I tried fell apart, but I have gotten good results with them since. They may need to be shortened too. The price for the name brand cost between $3 and $5 each, locally. On Amazon, they are 80 cents each if you get the pack of 10 for $8. That helps my bottom line and I like that. This product is great, but I hope TEMO can fix what is wrong with the other products they have that I mentioned.

As with most of thee cleaning brushes they start to come apart quite easily and start throwing wire all over. I have gotten these from several dealers and now I take them before use and crimp them around the entire diameter with a pair of needle nose pliers to tighten up the housing. This has worked out well without them coming apart quickly and usually get two to three times of usage out of each item. These have been the best though as far as original quality and I will continue to order from this company.

These brushes work great for the intended purpose.

I use these for smoothing metal. They work OK for a short time but start to fall apart and the small pieces of steel go flying everywhere. You need to wear goggles when using these as you may get small metal pieces in your eyes. Not terribly durable.

if you have never sprung for the stainless steel version of these do so. they are more durable than the steel, fake brass ones by about 25-30%. they are still a disposable item so don't expect miracles.

These are terrible quality. I was picking strands out of my clothing at a low RPM. They are very thin there’s no meat to them whatsoever. On top of that when you look at them, a few of them have longer strands on one side than they are on the other they’re not balanced.I myself will never be buying anything from this brand again. That’s how bad the quality is on these

These things are stupid expensive in stores under the Dremel name and frankly these TEMO brand units work just as well. I recommend running them at lower RPMs, between 6000-8000 seems to be the sweet spot with regards to vibration and wear. They do shed wires, wear your safety goggles unless you enjoy visiting the ER.

works ok if you do not go real fast. cleaned valve cover face on small Honda 190 with one brush