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Question: can I use 1/8 polish brushes on this wen rotary
Document: If it works like it does for another 10 years than Dremel has a competitor!SO far it has done a great job, just finished up cleaning my Mantis up to get ready for spring.It takes a little bit to learn what speeds to use, but since this is my first rotary tool I can't say anything bad about it.It came with a bunch of accessories which all probably will get used in time.A plus here is the brushes on the motor are replaceable!
I use a Dremmel 3000/4000 at work nearly every day and decided I should finally bite the bullet and get one of my own for home use. With the Dremmel being as expensive as it is, I decided to look at alternatives. Based on others' reviews, I decided to go with the very inexpensive Wen rotary tool.The first thing to hit me was mild disappointment when opening the packaging. I know the Dremmel comes with a neat little case for the tool and all of the accessories.
The size is not a knock on the product, just a heads up that you will be holding about 8 1/2 inches from collar to cord.Still, the price and performance made it worthwhile purchasing this item over the better known expensive brand. My Jack Russell Terrier's toenails have never looked better.
Do not waste time and money for this rotary tool. It works fine only for the first couple minutes with no load (idle) or very light duty. After that, the shaft started vibrating and wobbling even with light jobs. The carbon graphite  motor brushes worn very quickly, making the rotary run intermittently. They claim the kit has 100 pieces but most of them are sanding discs.
This is my first rotary tool. I don't plan to use it that much so I didn't want to invest a lot. It is sufficient for my needs however the motor speeds are inconsistent as stated by some of the other reviewers.
This rotary tool works well for its intended use - light work. I used it to cut a plastic overhead light panel with two cutoff discs together. The discs hardly had any wear after about 55 inches of cutting. WEAR EYE PROTECTION!
When my rotary tool arrived, the small black 'spindle lock button' was cracked. So the spindle lock was loose and required that i hold the tool upright so that gravity didn't engage the lock during use. To fix this all I really needed was to have WEN send me the part and reattach it myself. When I contacted WEN they suggested that it was not a possible 'user' fix and that I should ship it back for replacement or repair.False.
This is the cheapest rotary tool on Amazon and it shows. It broke immediately on the lock for the chuck, had to superglue that. Then the arbor broke within 2 more minutes of use. I had to go and buy a dremel version for $10 from the hardware store. Barely held up through my job of cutting 4 speaker holes in a boat. Wish I would have bought the brand that was $10 more. Now this will go in the trash as it is no longer usable.
If you are any sort of hobbyist then a rotary tool is what you need! It has many practical uses and has really become something I can't live without. This is great for pinewood derby cars, cutting anything plastic, drilling small holes, you name it!Sure there is a slight power lag with heavier load but just turn up the speed setting a little bit and use less pressure and you will be fine.5 stars for an excellent tool at an excellent price!
Luckily a couple pieces of tape wrapped around the rubber (to thicken it) helped the sander belt to fit the way it should.Those are really my only complains. The tool works just as good as I've come to expect from the pricey Dremmel rotary tools. However, needing to buy a mobile case for this guy and possibly a better accessory set (we'll see how I feel with this one after a bit more use) this cheap rotary tool does become slightly more expensive, but still a great deal.
Answer: yes