Diamond Cutting Wheel, Lukcase 10PCS 1/8" Diamond Cutting Discs Cut-off Wheel Blades Set For Dremel Rotary Tool

This is just my very initial review but ALL the discs appear to be slightly warped. I'VE worked with getting them set as perfectly as I can within my flexshaft tool and when starting it at lower to medium speeds, there's a noticeable wobble. Not sure how much that's gonna affect, I haven't gotten around to using them just yet but after a couple uses, I'll come back and update **UPDATE** they worked PHENOMENALLY. With just one of the saw blades, I was able to finish a job I had only barely started with a 7" diamond blade on a tile saw that immediately went dull on the first project, a piece of amethyst I was working. Worked soooooo much better than I initially thought! In fact, I think from now on, or at least for quite a while, I will continue using dremel type saw blades for my work until I can get a really nice drop-down saw. I ordered more of these but in much bigger sizes (50 and 60mm) so I'm quite excited about using this new way to cut and shape gems.

Bought them because I did not know what else to use. Tiled my kitchen back splash. Could not cut the sheets of tile, so I tiled over the outlets. Later was worried about cutting the openings for outlets. Bought this item on the off chance that they might work a little bit. I used two disk (small and a large) and cut six outlets like butter, and the disk are still good. I am going to order more just to have on hand. Would rate 10 if the scale went that high.

The wheels work great and I used them for cutting carbon fiber. The larger wheel with longer stem ended up bending after some moderate use, thus the 4 stars. The case is pretty useless too, you need to seat the inside stand just right or else the thing tips over.

If you need some cutting/grinding wheels for your Dremel you need these. These are the very best that you can buy. I was skeptical that they would last. 10 wheels for 9.95? I just finished doing a tile and stone kitchen backsplash. The stacked stone needed many cuts and shaping. I had to grind out some small wedges and make some intricate corners. I used the large wheel for almost all the cuts and grinding. It took me six days to finish and I burned up one Dremel tool (not because of the wheel) just because I had so much shaping to do. THE WHEEL IS STILL WORKING! It's been abused and will still cut or grind without a problem. I can't recommend these cutting discs enough. You won't be disappointed.

Used these to cut a few slots/holes in porcelain tile on a shower tiling project, and used a standard cordless driver instead of a Dremel. Worked fine. They do start to go through the diamond coating after a few cuts, so it's best to take frequent breaks and wet the cutting disc (I just had a container of water to dip it in) to prolong the life as much as possible. Also, when using a cordless driver instead of the Dremel, a light touch seemed useful. Otherwise, totally satisfied with the results and would do again for the same "need a few cuts in porcelain" job.

Half of the blades were not sharp and could not cut my tile. The blades that were able to cut the tile did a great job, however didn’t last long.

Using to cut and repurpose ceramic figures. Diamond edges helps dremeling go smoothly

WHEELS are fine but the box they come in is very poorly designed! ~ Diamond wheels & burrs should not touch each other to insure their full cutting integrity. ~ I spent a good hour rearranging these ten wheels so that they were not touching each other, which can be done IF you enjoy working with puzzles!!!

The diamond discs worked very well on my Dremetl tools to cut ceramic tiles close to the walls that were already fixed to the floor, satisfied with the diamond discs. ( Les disque au diamant ont très bien fonctionné , utilisé sur mon outils Dremetl pour couper des tuiles de céramique tout près des murs qui étaient déjà fixés au plancher , satisfait des disques au diamant . )

good !!