Dremel 690 EZ SpeedClic Cutting Wheels Set – Accessory Kit
Dremel 690 EZ SpeedClic Cutting Wheels Set – Accessory Kit with 10 Rotary Tool Cutting Discs and Mandrel [Energy Class A]
| Weight: | 150 g |
| Dimensions: | 17.4 x 15 x 3.8 cm; 149.69 Grams |
| Model: | 2615S690JA |
| Part: | 2615S690JA |
| Pack Quantity: | 11 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Bosch |
| Dimensions: | 17.4 x 15 x 3.8 cm; 149.69 Grams |
| Quantity: | 11 |
A really good item as the box includes a good selection of cutting discs. I use them with my Milwaukee M12 version of the Dremel. Purchased on Prime day. So a really good deal, which was to good to be missed.
Cut through mild steel for the job I needed… Never done any metal work and poor DIY skills as you can see with the cuts but the blades worked grea
I used one of the discs to cut through a plastic stone guard from a Honda Jazz. It went through it like a knife through butter. Very impressed would have been a faff with a pad saw. Not cheap but makes life easier.
Was exactly what I was looking for.
Took me a bit to figure out how it went together but then it was really easy to use.
Nice little box but the disks do fall out when you open it as they don’t clip in.
As yet none of them have broken.
Speed clic tool included and 10 tough discs.
A handy plastic box to keep them together.
So far I’ve used them to cut metal tubing which it did with ease.
These are really tough little discs,
So easy to use.
I bought mainly for the storage box to keep the existing bits and manrels tidy. The partitions are a poor fit and seem to leave a gap at the case opening. They can be forced down and I think I will hot melt glue them into position.
The larger diameter and reinforced disc material works well in comparison with the wee screw and threaded shaft arrangement.
The disc identification is dire and after using the disc it is impossible to tell what type it was. but then again telling what type a new one is is also not easy the printing is variable and the letterring on the symbol is so fadded on some of my new discs is invisible.
Obviously it is for light occasional duty which is what I use it for as it does not compete with a normal grinde
The cutting discs themselves are fairly tough for their diminutive size.
I brought these specifically to cut round holes in the tops of beer kegs because a regular sized grinder was too big to get a decent edge.
To give you an idea of how good they are I was cutting 9 inch diameter holes through stainless steel and it took about 4 discs per hole, which I thought was pretty good considering the thickness of the material and how small the disc was.
Overall a good buy, though some of the discs were more fiddly than others to fit and I thought a little pricey as some of the discs are different, 2 are thinner metal blades and 2 were for plastics.
I would recommend these if you have a lot of cutting and need to do a fair bit of chopping & changing between blades.