I just watched this video with the intention of knowing what that rectangular stone was used for - and you clarified everything about the dressing stone. Thank you. Have a Blessed day.
So, a couple of clarifications on what I understood to be conveyed: 1st: Catus mentioned the “green slime” (heat sensitive) GREEN COMPOUND goes on the off-white looking wheels. I thought he said they are cotton; however, I believe they are FELT. I find they work best if WD40 is first put on them BEFORE adding the green compound. And, by heat sensitive - it’s meant to have friction or heat to work & is therefore most effective on higher speeds. In the sharpening world, green is commonly used on stainless steel (ie:knives, etc) ALSO, the brick shaped “dressing” stone is generally used for truing your stones (leveling, straightening & smoothing-out chips, etc…) HFT actually DOES have an eraser-looking block for cleaning! Mostly for sanding belts & pads; but, I often use it for powered stone/grinding wheels & rotary types, like in the kit. Cheers!
Great review. Impeccable timing. Just picked up a Dremmel MultiPro for five dollars at estate sale. Came with a silly flap wheel. This kit will be just the ticket for $16 (w/ %20 hf coupon).
Hello Catus, I don't wish to be disrespectful but I don't know how else to get this information to you. I have noticed that your right thumb has a yellow discoloration on it. This looks to me (I'm not a doctor) like a fungal infection. I had the same thing on the small toe of my left foot. I went to the doctor and he took a shaving from it for a sample, sent it away to be tested and it came back positive for some type of fungus. He prescribed me Terbinafine pills. Terbinafine comes in cream and pills. The cream is used for tinea while the pills are used for fungus in nails. Anyway, he prescribed me one pill a day for 60 days. After I finished the course the fungus "infected" nail gradually grew out over a number of months and totally disappeared leaving a perfectly healthy nail in it's place. I hope this helps.
@@iggbowmon3171 I’m a doctor and there are a few squeaky wheels who don’t understand what HIPPA is at all but they go around saying that they think everything others say and do might be a HIPPA violation. This was not a HIPPA violation and stop referring to things you don’t correctly & completely understand. You don’t come off as smart but rather foolish. Stop it please.
I would avoid any kind of systemic medication for an external fungus. I had 5 fungal infected toenails surgically removed and the nail bed chemically cauterized. Fungicidals pill can attack the heart valves and be poison to internal organs. Best to avoid.
I just had this exact kit in my hands yesterday and set it back down, now I'm going to stop back and pick one up. Thank You for the great review Sir I'm subscribed.
Thank you for helpful information of the where what & how to explanations so helpful I'll definitely be sharing with my daughter that gave me my rotary tool a year ago, ( 76 years old) ❤, Habor Freight , like lots of other stores does not have a mobile shopping cart , I felled from a from a top bank stuck the corner of a ft locker, the initial paid is a constant ,sorry for rambling on., my other daughter is now stationed nearby at Ft Lee, VA, now she helps me with my needs she took me to Harbor Freight with a better understanding of uses I like to get the set in your video, thanks, DorothyG Williams
Thanks for the review. Definitely appreciate you explaining what everything is and what they're often used for. I wasn't sure on several of them, including the whetstone.
I have the exact same set, but here in New Zealand they're $25 from Supercheap Autos (our harbor freight). Used the adhesive backed discs and they're surprisingly effective.
HF also sells a 5 pack of diamond cutoff wheels, and I used those, and their little air micro die-grinder to cut the heads of hundreds of nails -- I needed to remove a wall of redwood siding which was so old and brittle than it would break when I tried pulling the nails out. I started with a Dremel and the regular cutoff wheels, but they wear out really fast, and break easily, and the tool was overheating after a couple of nails. So I went to HF and got the little grinder and the diamond wheels, and I cut off the rest of the heads with the first wheel. I like that micro die grinder better than my Dremel, though I still use the Dremel if the job is small enough.
thanks for the little tidbits about what the pieces are used for. Trying to get started and still very unsure what everything is for. From what I can gather a lot of these kits don't seem to even come with information as to what all the pieces are best suited for as far as work or material.
Congratulations Catus!!!!!! on reaching 20K subscribers!!!! How does it feel to have twenty thousand people interested in your videos? Great job Cat man. Now to make Tiny famous....
Though Harbor Freight is known for not having the best power tools. I did buy the rotary power tool that you have to hang the motor above you. And it comes with a 3' foot flex shaft and a variable speed peddle. I bought it when HF was having one of there 20%'discount sales. So it didn't cost that much and in my opinion. Is probably one of the best investments. If you are looking for a decent quality rotary power tool. Not the rotary power tool bits that HF sales are iffy at best. I've had some exploded on me before I even got to use it. But the little sanding drums are just about as good as the Dremel brand. Now, on to what I really wanted to talk about. And that is the Foredom brand of rotary power tools. I was able to buy a complete set of Foredom rotary power tools at a local swap meet like 4 years ago for only $20 dollars. And it came with the motor that you hang above you and two different flex shafts and a variable speed on/off peddle. Plus a bunch of different rotary tool head pieces that connect to the flex shafts. And a bunch of different types of rotary tool bits. And if any of you know anything about the Foredom brand of rotary power tools. Than you know they are some of the best in the industry. They even make special rotary tool heads for the dental industry.
Thank you so much for this. I bought this exact kit under the brand Rok along with their rotary tool (am in Canada). I wanted a Dremel but it was much cheaper to get this set and their tool just to see if I would use it enough to justify purchasing it. There was no information on what the different accessories were or what they were used for. This was really helpful. Also knowing another name it’s sold under might help me find a printable accessory identifier I can leave in the case. Currently cut through plastic and need to sand the edges. Didn’t realize there was an option for that. Thanks again!
Good review. I use a kit for the wide variety of attachments for the price to clean and polish aluminum and stainless steel custom motorcycle parts. Great for ferrules, acorn nuts, stainless brake disks, spokes and so on. Watch the wire brushes. I use hot glue to hold the wires in, but keep them at low rpms as you will get some flyers no matter what you do. Get the HF set, see which ones you use the most and replace those with Dremel branded parts.
Be careful with the rubber polishing disks (I'm talking specifically about the disks, the ones that mount onto the mandrels). They are dangerous. I would recommend the lowest RPM setting you can get by with. Or hold the polishing disk to the work piece before turning on the rotary tool to reduce its speed. I recently had one shatter just from turning on the tool, the disk was brand new and nothing was touching it. It exploded solely off the rotational forces from spinning so fast. It got up to speed and just came apart launching pieces all over my shop with the largest piece hitting me right in the safety glasses ( luckily I was wearing safety glasses I very easily could not of been). At 20,000 that could very easily of taken out my eye. I don't think ill be using them with a rotary tool anymore. Ill use a cordless drill from now on (less speed & more torque is exactly what those disks need anyway). Its much safer in my opinion.
What you REALLY want to be careful with are the wire wheels. ABSOLUTELY wear eye protection when using them. [ you should wear it with all the attachments] but especially the wheels. Tiny pieces of wire come loose and fly everywhere. Having a doctor dig a 3 or 4 mm wire out of your eye is NOT fun.
I still think HF is great. I have this kit and I've gotten a lot of use out of it and still have a lot left. I recently bought a Bauer oscilating tool there for $40 and so far it has been excellent!. I used it pretty heavil on a bathroom remodel project, and cut through probably about 30 or so 3" framing nails with the same blade. The blade is still in perfect condition too, carbide tipped Bauer blade. Compare that to what I would have spent on a brand name tool, the overall value is not even comparable. Brand name tools are way overpriced, and until everyone stops falling for it and stops buying them, that's not going to change.
My opinion of Harbour Freight is way different than yours, I find the majority of tools I have bought from them as good quality. I have a 4" angle grinder that is 20+ years old and still going strong. I look at the value of their toos by Dollars Spent, Why spend 2 to 4 times as much to get a big name.😅
Can you tell me what kind of bit I would use to trim off extra concrete? Sometimes I don't get around to cleaning my statuary after demolding them...a big mistake that I am not going to continue to make, lol. It's so difficult to sand them by hand so I decided to try a rotary tool. Nothing seems to be working at the moment so I went back the laborious hand sanding.
Do you by chance know what type of sandpaper the barrels are? Silicon carbide? Wet or dry? Wish this thing came with more info on the bits. Got mine awhile back.
FYI the grinding wheels are actually made of different compounds. Best look up their use cases. 6 x Silicon Carbide Grinding Wheels 6 x Aluminium Oxide Grinding Wheels 6 x White Alundum Grinding Wheels AU$22.95 at Supercheap
holily hell what an awesome review ....product was to the point and just what i needed and you explained everything item simply and how i needed it said with out any BS a thumbs up and i gave ya one
I'm actually on my way home from harbor freight and I just picked up the set because I lost the college for my drone 3000 that I bought at Costco. I looked on Amazon before I left it was $10 for three collets and now I have 266 more pieces for twice the price. How they stand up who knows but at least it was only 20 bucks. After all
I had a job where my fancy Dremels were overheating, so I got the HF pencil grinder, and it did the job with ease. That is a really great little tool! Now I get the HF pencil grinder out first, and it's been years since I used a Dremel tool.
@@upsidedowndog1256 They are, but I didn't realize there was an alternative, unless I went to 1/4 inch shanks, until I saw this HF tool. But for model-making and similar things, the Dremel is okay (which is how I got started, as a kid).
@@hardlyb As a kid anything electronic was a joke (screwdrivers, air pumps) and were pretty much useless. Today is different but I like the consistancy of power with pneumatic tools of any size. If your air compressor burns fossil fuel, even better.
Buying consumables at HF makes so much sense. If you are buying things you know are going to get destroyed through normal use, then thrown away; it doesn't make sense to pay extra for 'quality' trash does it? Remember, before there were "Hardware" stores, there were General stores that sold some tools. But, people used basic tools with which they made their own tools. That's a real skill. Safety and function should come first, you can always upgrade tools later.
I am not a big Dremel user. The HF stuff is more than adequate for me. It is fairly decent value. You are right about Harbor Freight and a little less value. Little things like eliminating the freebees caught my eye first. But the prices of the US General tool storage in particular has seemed to increase quite a bit the last couple of years. Glad I got mine when I did, though I still think they are a decent value compared to some competitors (and Icon), just not as much value. Seems like price rises on US General coincided with the arrival of all the new colors and the start of the Icon line of boxes and tools. I guess they have to pay for the 5% money back (or no interest) on their new credit card somehow. Appreciate your videos.
Milwaukee is easily better, especially the new brushless one. Also l acquired a Depstech cordless, with 5 different speeds, I'd say as god as a Dremel, around £69 but l got it with Amazon Discount for £46 !!! An exceptional bargain it's very well made, speaks quality, powerful and easy to use.
Definitely wear safety glasses when using those wire wheels! Or better yet just throw those wire wheels in the f*ck it bucket and avoid getting pelted with wire shrapnel all together.
Dressing little grinding wheels if you grind soft materials like brass or aluminum they clogged up and then you use that block against the wheel to unclog them
It would be more helpful if you actually demonstrated what ea set is used for/or what it can be used on. I can read the instructions myself, which I have done but a hands on tutorial is much better don't you think? I mean I could show you a hammer, a nail and a piece of wood and tell you these are the basic components to build a house. Do you now know how to build a house? To break it down even further, if I have never seen a hammer or a nail (yes I know this is extreme) how would I know what to do with either one? So basically, for me this vid showed me nothing. js
Watch out for Chinese nok offs they disintegrate I had a wire brush wheel lose all the bristles and fire them into my chest had to take shirt off pull them out with players I was lucky I had no glasses on throw the drums away and any wire brush wheels any cutting discs that are held in with a screw they explode
There has not been a single rotary bit from Harbor Freight that has lasted for even one job for me they're complete junk and I really don't recommend anybody waste any money on these unless you're in a very big pinch in which case make sure you buy at least five of the bit you're going to use
I've used this same set for over 7 months now. And used Dremel bits that lasted a lot less of time. This set is $20.00. So its not like you're blowing a lot of money.
Im 100% with u@@lucifchristo , every diamond piece I used (which was every single one in this pack he jus did the review on) were completely wore out and barley cut thru the piece I was trying to get thru... this whole set is a waste of money n the only way it lasted this guy 7 months would of been sitting on his shelf and him not using it for the whole 7 months he had it.
I just watched this video with the intention of knowing what that rectangular stone was used for - and you clarified everything about the dressing stone. Thank you. Have a Blessed day.
Thanks for posting this! I just bought this exact kit and didn't know what 90% of the pieces were for. Thanks for explaining!
You should do a review of every product sold on earth. Very well presented and concise.
So, a couple of clarifications on what I understood to be conveyed:
1st: Catus mentioned the “green slime” (heat sensitive) GREEN COMPOUND goes on the off-white looking wheels. I thought he said they are cotton; however, I believe they are FELT.
I find they work best if WD40 is first put on them BEFORE adding the green compound. And, by heat sensitive - it’s meant to have friction or heat to work & is therefore most effective on higher speeds. In the sharpening world, green is commonly used on stainless steel (ie:knives, etc)
ALSO, the brick shaped “dressing” stone is generally used for truing your stones (leveling, straightening & smoothing-out chips, etc…)
HFT actually DOES have an eraser-looking block for cleaning! Mostly for sanding belts & pads; but, I often use it for powered stone/grinding wheels & rotary types, like in the kit.
Cheers!
Great review. Impeccable timing. Just picked up a Dremmel MultiPro for five dollars at estate sale. Came with a silly flap wheel. This kit will be just the ticket for $16 (w/ %20 hf coupon).
😮 wow, you gotta just love when you come across those sort of steals. How’s it holding up a year later?
Excellent, learned something I didn't know right away - the use of the grinding-wheel cleaning stone! Many thanks.
I wondered what that rectangular stone was for. Thanks for going over that in your video that was the main reason why I watched it.
Hello Catus, I don't wish to be disrespectful but I don't know how else to get this information to you. I have noticed that your right thumb has a yellow discoloration on it. This looks to me (I'm not a doctor) like a fungal infection. I had the same thing on the small toe of my left foot. I went to the doctor and he took a shaving from it for a sample, sent it away to be tested and it came back positive for some type of fungus. He prescribed me Terbinafine pills. Terbinafine comes in cream and pills. The cream is used for tinea while the pills are used for fungus in nails. Anyway, he prescribed me one pill a day for 60 days. After I finished the course the fungus "infected" nail gradually grew out over a number of months and totally disappeared leaving a perfectly healthy nail in it's place. I hope this helps.
You deserve a medal dor helping with the fungus infection.
@@iggbowmon3171 I’m a doctor and there are a few squeaky wheels who don’t understand what HIPPA is at all but they go around saying that they think everything others say and do might be a HIPPA violation. This was not a HIPPA violation and stop referring to things you don’t correctly & completely understand. You don’t come off as smart but rather foolish. Stop it please.
I bought this set and most of these bits broke in my hand when I picked them up.
I would avoid any kind of systemic medication for an external fungus. I had 5 fungal infected toenails surgically removed and the nail bed chemically cauterized. Fungicidals pill can attack the heart valves and be poison to internal organs. Best to avoid.
I appreciate your honest and fair review of these tools. Keep up the great work.
I just had this exact kit in my hands yesterday and set it back down, now I'm going to stop back and pick one up. Thank You for the great review Sir I'm subscribed.
Thank you for helpful information of the where what & how to explanations so helpful I'll definitely be sharing with my daughter that gave me my rotary tool a year ago, ( 76 years old) ❤, Habor Freight , like lots of other stores does not have a mobile shopping cart , I felled from a from a top bank stuck the corner of a ft locker, the initial paid is a constant ,sorry for rambling on., my other daughter is now stationed nearby at Ft Lee, VA, now she helps me with my needs she took me to Harbor Freight with a better understanding of uses I like to get the set in your video, thanks, DorothyG Williams
Yes, it's a different material for the grinding... pink is for soft metal and grey for steel. Nice video
Yes, thanks
Thanks for the review. Definitely appreciate you explaining what everything is and what they're often used for. I wasn't sure on several of them, including the whetstone.
I have the exact same set, but here in New Zealand they're $25 from Supercheap Autos (our harbor freight). Used the adhesive backed discs and they're surprisingly effective.
I have the same and the cordless rotary tool..tool pro
HF also sells a 5 pack of diamond cutoff wheels, and I used those, and their little air micro die-grinder to cut the heads of hundreds of nails -- I needed to remove a wall of redwood siding which was so old and brittle than it would break when I tried pulling the nails out. I started with a Dremel and the regular cutoff wheels, but they wear out really fast, and break easily, and the tool was overheating after a couple of nails. So I went to HF and got the little grinder and the diamond wheels, and I cut off the rest of the heads with the first wheel. I like that micro die grinder better than my Dremel, though I still use the Dremel if the job is small enough.
Borrowed a drimel and this kit, never would have known about the polishing compound. Trigger job turned out great
thanks for the little tidbits about what the pieces are used for. Trying to get started and still very unsure what everything is for. From what I can gather a lot of these kits don't seem to even come with information as to what all the pieces are best suited for as far as work or material.
Fantastic review. Going to buy it. I just wondered what all was in it and how to apply it to my project. Thank you 🙏
Congratulations Catus!!!!!! on reaching 20K subscribers!!!! How does it feel to have twenty thousand people interested in your videos? Great job Cat man. Now to make Tiny famous....
I love it!
Though Harbor Freight is known for not having the best power tools.
I did buy the rotary power tool that you have to hang the motor above you. And it comes with a 3' foot flex shaft and a variable speed peddle.
I bought it when HF was having one of there 20%'discount sales.
So it didn't cost that much and in my opinion. Is probably one of the best investments. If you are looking for a decent quality rotary power tool.
Not the rotary power tool bits that HF sales are iffy at best. I've had some exploded on me before I even got to use it. But the little sanding drums are just about as good as the Dremel brand.
Now, on to what I really wanted to talk about. And that is the Foredom brand of rotary power tools.
I was able to buy a complete set of Foredom rotary power tools at a local swap meet like 4 years ago for only $20 dollars.
And it came with the motor that you hang above you and two different flex shafts and a variable speed on/off peddle.
Plus a bunch of different rotary tool head pieces that connect to the flex shafts.
And a bunch of different types of rotary tool bits.
And if any of you know anything about the Foredom brand of rotary power tools.
Than you know they are some of the best in the industry. They even make special rotary tool heads for the dental industry.
Thank you so much for this. I bought this exact kit under the brand Rok along with their rotary tool (am in Canada). I wanted a Dremel but it was much cheaper to get this set and their tool just to see if I would use it enough to justify purchasing it. There was no information on what the different accessories were or what they were used for. This was really helpful. Also knowing another name it’s sold under might help me find a printable accessory identifier I can leave in the case. Currently cut through plastic and need to sand the edges. Didn’t realize there was an option for that. Thanks again!
I don’t even own a dremel, I think that last time I looked at them, I couldn’t decide on which one to buy
thanks for the grinding wheel cleanup stone tip!
Informative and right to the point. Thanks for posting.
Good review. I use a kit for the wide variety of attachments for the price to clean and polish aluminum and stainless steel custom motorcycle parts. Great for ferrules, acorn nuts, stainless brake disks, spokes and so on. Watch the wire brushes. I use hot glue to hold the wires in, but keep them at low rpms as you will get some flyers no matter what you do. Get the HF set, see which ones you use the most and replace those with Dremel branded parts.
I have a 160 piece set for the Dremel Rotary Tool that costed about $34.99. These tool bits are used mostly for detail work. 😎👍🏻
Got a link or an address? 😅
Finding out what the cleaning stone was is the best part of the video 🙃
I just bought mine because of many, many sanding drums. It’s like you said, when you have a demanding project it’s cheap and goes a long way.
Awesome, exactly what I was looking for in info.👍
Thanks!
I've got the Hyper Tough 208 pc. accessory tool kit and had no idea what half the items were used for. =)
Be careful with the rubber polishing disks (I'm talking specifically about the disks, the ones that mount onto the mandrels). They are dangerous. I would recommend the lowest RPM setting you can get by with. Or hold the polishing disk to the work piece before turning on the rotary tool to reduce its speed. I recently had one shatter just from turning on the tool, the disk was brand new and nothing was touching it. It exploded solely off the rotational forces from spinning so fast. It got up to speed and just came apart launching pieces all over my shop with the largest piece hitting me right in the safety glasses ( luckily I was wearing safety glasses I very easily could not of been). At 20,000 that could very easily of taken out my eye. I don't think ill be using them with a rotary tool anymore. Ill use a cordless drill from now on (less speed & more torque is exactly what those disks need anyway). Its much safer in my opinion.
Thanks for the safety tip. Glad you weren't hurt. This will probably help remind me to wear safety glasses, for a while at least.
Thanks for your input. Safety first always and I'm new to using these tool.
Yikes! Thanks! Glad you're okay
What you REALLY want to be careful with are the wire wheels.
ABSOLUTELY wear eye protection when using them.
[ you should wear it with all the attachments] but especially the wheels.
Tiny pieces of wire come loose and fly everywhere.
Having a doctor dig a 3 or 4 mm wire out of your eye is NOT fun.
Use a variable speed dremel, I love mine.
Thanks alot. I always wondered if they were compatible with a Dremel
5:52 because sand wheel in left hand falls apart very fast than sand wheel in right hand can do more and lasts longer
I still think HF is great. I have this kit and I've gotten a lot of use out of it and still have a lot left. I recently bought a Bauer oscilating tool there for $40 and so far it has been excellent!. I used it pretty heavil on a bathroom remodel project, and cut through probably about 30 or so 3" framing nails with the same blade. The blade is still in perfect condition too, carbide tipped Bauer blade. Compare that to what I would have spent on a brand name tool, the overall value is not even comparable. Brand name tools are way overpriced, and until everyone stops falling for it and stops buying them, that's not going to change.
Is this a good kit for a beginner lapidarist?
And if so, what tools/bits/attachments would I use most for sanding and polishing?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Just wondering what the round black ones are for? The ones that look like small oreos lol
My opinion of Harbour Freight is way different than yours, I find the majority of tools I have bought from them as good quality. I have a 4" angle grinder that is 20+ years old and still going strong. I look at the value of their toos by Dollars Spent, Why spend 2 to 4 times as much to get a big name.😅
Nice, do you have a y video showing the different uses of these bits? New to this stuff
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Can you tell me what kind of bit I would use to trim off extra concrete? Sometimes I don't get around to cleaning my statuary after demolding them...a big mistake that I am not going to continue to make, lol. It's so difficult to sand them by hand so I decided to try a rotary tool. Nothing seems to be working at the moment so I went back the laborious hand sanding.
Do you by chance know what type of sandpaper the barrels are? Silicon carbide? Wet or dry? Wish this thing came with more info on the bits. Got mine awhile back.
FYI the grinding wheels are actually made of different compounds. Best look up their use cases.
6 x Silicon Carbide Grinding Wheels
6 x Aluminium Oxide Grinding Wheels
6 x White Alundum Grinding Wheels
AU$22.95 at Supercheap
holily hell what an awesome review ....product was to the point and just what i needed and you explained everything item simply and how i needed it said with out any BS a thumbs up and i gave ya one
I'm actually on my way home from harbor freight and I just picked up the set because I lost the college for my drone 3000 that I bought at Costco. I looked on Amazon before I left it was $10 for three collets and now I have 266 more pieces for twice the price. How they stand up who knows but at least it was only 20 bucks. After all
Not bad. I use HF's pneumatic pencil grinder, not the electric variety. I have a small list of things to buy there, may add this item.
I had a job where my fancy Dremels were overheating, so I got the HF pencil grinder, and it did the job with ease. That is a really great little tool! Now I get the HF pencil grinder out first, and it's been years since I used a Dremel tool.
@@hardlyb
I never even tried the electric variety. They seemed pretty gutless.
@@upsidedowndog1256 They are, but I didn't realize there was an alternative, unless I went to 1/4 inch shanks, until I saw this HF tool. But for model-making and similar things, the Dremel is okay (which is how I got started, as a kid).
@@hardlyb
As a kid anything electronic was a joke (screwdrivers, air pumps) and were pretty much useless. Today is different but I like the consistancy of power with pneumatic tools of any size. If your air compressor burns fossil fuel, even better.
Hi Catus , good deal . Got it on sale for $16 ! Worth it. Thanks for the review.
No problem 👍
Buying consumables at HF makes so much sense. If you are buying things you know are going to get destroyed through normal use, then thrown away; it doesn't make sense to pay extra for 'quality' trash does it?
Remember, before there were "Hardware" stores, there were General stores that sold some tools. But, people used basic tools with which they made their own tools. That's a real skill. Safety and function should come first, you can always upgrade tools later.
I am not a big Dremel user. The HF stuff is more than adequate for me. It is fairly decent value.
You are right about Harbor Freight and a little less value. Little things like eliminating the freebees caught my eye first. But the prices of the US General tool storage in particular has seemed to increase quite a bit the last couple of years. Glad I got mine when I did, though I still think they are a decent value compared to some competitors (and Icon), just not as much value. Seems like price rises on US General coincided with the arrival of all the new colors and the start of the Icon line of boxes and tools.
I guess they have to pay for the 5% money back (or no interest) on their new credit card somehow.
Appreciate your videos.
3:36 They prechipped them for your convenience, so you won't have to.
I wasn't sure if or what especially with the green polishing tools & what the screw on a stick was for😃 I wasn't about to go in & ask.
Do u know what parts of it would be good for working on silver
The felt pads with the green polishing compound
As well as the diamond bits
And, the diamond cut-off wheels
Although you probably know this by now
I cannot figure out how to attach the black grinder disc. 😩
Thanks. I was considering whether or not to buy this.
Glad I could help
Trying to clean Up some old aluminum truck wheels and the spokes have corrosion would this help polish them back out
Great video!!
This one is 16 bucks now , getting it as soon as I get my Dremel .
2024,I wonder how much it costs now😊
Just bought one yesterday. $19.99
10.99 right now @@Mike_HuntizWet
I got this set for my rock stones thst I make jewlery with have not tried it yet
Can't figure out why all of the drum sanders are the same grit. Same is true for most of the other items that are duplicates.
Pls link to this kit
I won't use any cutting wheel except Dremel I've had those cheap ones shatter on me talk about a scary malfunction
Is Dremel the only good rotary tool?
Nein.
Proxxon ist mindestens genauso gut.
Foredom ist besser!!!
Und es gibt noch andere Marken die ich aber noch nicht getestet habe
Milwaukee is easily better, especially the new brushless one.
Also l acquired a Depstech cordless, with 5 different speeds, I'd say as god as a Dremel, around £69 but l got it with Amazon Discount for £46 !!! An exceptional bargain it's very well made, speaks quality, powerful and easy to use.
What could I use for wood carving
Bits:
Saburrtooth
Kutzall
Machine:
Foredom
Small parts:
Proxxon
Dremel
Great video. Good Bang for the Buck.
Definitely wear safety glasses when using those wire wheels! Or better yet just throw those wire wheels in the f*ck it bucket and avoid getting pelted with wire shrapnel all together.
Thank you so much.
What is the rectangle stone for
Dressing little grinding wheels if you grind soft materials like brass or aluminum they clogged up and then you use that block against the wheel to unclog them
Tem link da compra ?
i got the one that cost 8$ for my custom hotwheels, 6/10 for me
Thank you so much! My head was going to explode. LOL
Adam Corolla reviews….just kidding but damn you sound like him. Seriously good review though. I’m seriously considering going to purchase this now.
In my area they dont have it.
It would be more helpful if you actually demonstrated what ea set is used for/or what it can be used on. I can read the instructions myself, which I have done but a hands on tutorial is much better don't you think? I mean I could show you a hammer, a nail and a piece of wood and tell you these are the basic components to build a house. Do you now know how to build a house? To break it down even further, if I have never seen a hammer or a nail (yes I know this is extreme) how would I know what to do with either one? So basically, for me this vid showed me nothing. js
Das wär wirklich Sehr interessant
4:00 it is not centered so it vibrates a lot
I’d never buy one of their products. Somehow I got on their email list and there’s no way to unsubscribe as there are from most random emails
Nice Review.
Thanks!
Wtf I didn't get those super fine small sandpaper things
Watch out for Chinese nok offs they disintegrate I had a wire brush wheel lose all the bristles and fire them into my chest had to take shirt off pull them out with players I was lucky I had no glasses on throw the drums away and any wire brush wheels any cutting discs that are held in with a screw they explode
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I also own this set, it's o.k.!
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Diamond bits are lucky if they last for more than a few minutes
Anyone try Walmarts Hart kit on the Dremel brand? If they fit Walmart has a great deal on their all in one bit set.
I seen that befor
I WOULD NOT USE ANY NON DREMEL DISKS ...RISKY AND NOT THE HIGHEST QUALITY CONTROL
My diamond cutting wheel shattered and embedded in my hand. Wear gloves
Harbor Freight and Dremel do not belong in the same sentence.
2:27 useless, when heated up , just it falls off (in 10 seconds)
It's all junk save your money
There has not been a single rotary bit from Harbor Freight that has lasted for even one job for me they're complete junk and I really don't recommend anybody waste any money on these unless you're in a very big pinch in which case make sure you buy at least five of the bit you're going to use
I've used this same set for over 7 months now. And used Dremel bits that lasted a lot less of time. This set is $20.00. So its not like you're blowing a lot of money.
@@scraplifetrashtocash4551 no clue how you're doing at man I'm lucky if they'll last me a single session
Im 100% with u@@lucifchristo , every diamond piece I used (which was every single one in this pack he jus did the review on) were completely wore out and barley cut thru the piece I was trying to get thru... this whole set is a waste of money n the only way it lasted this guy 7 months would of been sitting on his shelf and him not using it for the whole 7 months he had it.