CubitronRadial Bristle Brush, 6 in x 1/2 in x 1 in 80 With Adapter

Love this for our woodworking business.

I've used a green version of this wheel that literally outlasted two sets if grinder bearings. Very effective on all metals, plastics, and even wood! Don't let the thickness hold your purchase back, it's plenty for any application. Also, I've never had a bristle fly or break even when having an accidental jam up. Have the yellow now and love it.

I bought this to replace a wire wheel on my bench grinder. Works pretty well. Cleans great. Leaves a slightly different surface condition than a standard wire. Somewhat more coarse, but on certain items I feel like I could polish it out better and quicker. I like this, also doesn't hurt as bad as a wire.

Good for stainless last about a year

I love these discs. They get a lot of use in my shop. And they last a very long time

I'm not sure which I like better, this or the good old fashioned wire ones. BUT I will say this is miles safer than the old school wires wheels. And you don't end up with acupuncture bullet needles in you when you're done using it either. Wire is still best for cleaning bolt threads but I think they're neck & neck in everything else. If your finger accidentally touches it when you're working, a wire one will remove skin where this one will not without some serious effort or intent. I think this is the best gritt for cleaning up cut stock before welding seams or edges, etc. I put mine on a pedestal buffer and it's nice to hit parts weith it with this and move on to welding. I haven't had mine that long, so I'm not sure how it compares for durability to wire wheels yet - apples & oranges really. I would've given it five stars, but the adapter is lacking in the 3 I have purchased so far. I had to shim it with a smaller washers and then larger washers over that to get a good grip on it when I tightened the shafts nut.Otherwise it would free spin under pressure or vibrate too much when spinning. It's not a deal breaker but I shouldn't have to do that. Once I did, it ran very quietly. I bought one of another gritt also, and it was the same way. It's still a great tool in the shop. I'm older and I do dumb things sometimes so this gives me peace of mind that I won't be leaving part of my knuckles on this one anytime soon. Try it, you'll like it.

Brushes stainless welds beautifully

This showed up without the center bushings and not sure if all the yellow discs are there because it was disassembled when I got it.