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TTRfan


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Like a lot of people, I am a sucker for the kits that Aldi and Lidl offer. I bought a kit that included what should be a very useful wire brush but, within a few minutes, it shed all of its wires!

Is there a make or brand of accessories that might last a bit longer please?

Brian

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brian take it back ask for a refund i would i bought a 4" angle grinder for £19.00 with 12 months guarantee i used it well for 2 weeks cos i had 1 year on it its still going fine

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Have a look on ebay brian, you can get those brushes in 10 packs really cheap, but buy the steel ones, they seem to last OK, the brass ones are for very light or delicate work

My kit is a Chinese made Ozito brand, think I paid $40 for the complete kit similar to yours

 



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Responses appreciated!

I have thus spent £4.48 on three packs of 10 different brushes (one set brass another steel plus some sturdier looking brushes to go into corners) from the Far East and do not have high expectations no.gif

I got a couple of angle grinders and keep a steel cup brush on one and a fine cutting disc on another. I wouldn't let the wire brush loose on anything but solid steel as it would rip aluminium pieces apart.

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Brian
you might like a little blaster like this as well I made a box to use it in and run it on play pit sand an a ruff builders silver sand an it works a treat



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i made a proper sand blast cabinet out of wood with a vaccum cleaner to withdraw the dust works perfect i wish i could put photos on here tried & tried again no luck wish it was as easy as copy & paste

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hi brian while you are enjoying retirement why dont you try put something on for us old fogeys to make it easier for us to put photos on i think you would give us great pleasure unless the misses got you lined up for other jobs cheers john

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TTRfan wrote:

Responses appreciated!

I have thus spent £4.48 on three packs of 10 different brushes (one set brass another steel plus some sturdier looking brushes to go into corners) from the Far East and do not have high expectations no.gif

I got a couple of angle grinders and keep a steel cup brush on one and a fine cutting disc on another. I wouldn't let the wire brush loose on anything but solid steel as it would rip aluminium pieces apart.

Brian

 i bought 200 dremal cut off discs from the farrrrrrr east...

cost about 11 notes NZ....

only use one so far.... diddn't brack or ware out any faster

than others  I have used...

 

 

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