Dremel EZ506CU Premium Metal Cut-Off Wheel, 1-1/2” (38.1mm) diameter, Cutting Rotary Tool Accessory (1 Piece)

I finally got a chance to use it. I keep them in the plumbing vans and use them for cutting the brass bands off Delta scald-guard Tub & shower faucets, the chrome Dome nuts off Delta kitchen faucets, or handles off faucets. (And you homeowners thought Delta was the best LOL. NOT a Delta fan! I don't have to cut Price Pfister or Moen!) So far so good. Sure beats triple stacking regular cutter blades then praying they don't break off in the 1st 20 seconds of use. Haven't destroyed one of these yet, and the job I used it on paid for the entire lot of various different Dremel cutting wheels i bought.

I used this to cut a 4"x3" rectangle out of a Catalytic Converter. Was doing really well until my Dremel Tool started smoking. I ran it too fast for too long. My mistake, but the cutting discs were doing way better than I expected. I bought 3 and was just started on the second one when the Dremel started smoking. So I would say one disc cut about a 6" to 7" line straight through the thickest part of a Catalytic Converter. Rated 4 stars because although it's the toughest metal cutting disc I've used it is also the slowest one and MIGHT cause your favorite tool in the whole world to start smoking before you finish cutting.On a completely unrelated note, if anyone feels like donating a new Dremel tool to a good home...I know someone that LOVES his Dremel but can't afford to replace it right now...asking for a friend...

Recently had the opportunity to try this out. I had to cut some metal in a tight area. I went through the normal blades in about 1/3 inch each. This one cut the final 2/3 inch and still has plenty of blade left. It is definitely more durable and will last longer. With the other blades I had issues with the center area warping which made removal difficult when the blade was no longer useful. So far no warping is noticeable. As well as being more durable it is thicker so it did take a few extra seconds to secure it on, a small price to pay for not having to remove it every few minutes of cutting.

I love my Dremmel. Got the right angle attachment. Haven’t yet invested in the cutters and grinders in the Milwaukee Fuel line to take advantage of my batteries. I’ve preferred the fiberglass Dremel discs and often the right angle attachment. You can burn though them when cutting metal pretty quickly though.This guy eliminates the issue of burning through your discs when cutting most metals. I have not personally put it to the test yet, but I have yet to have any official Dremel attachment fail to perform to expectations, and the materials and intended purpose plus the quality of Dremel add up to a pretty safe bet.

This definitely lasted longer than the standard Dremel metal cutting wheels for my purposes. The job I was doing was cutting fiberglass that was reinforced with metal inside a truck cap along the left and right edges where the cap clamps to the truck bed. I ripped through 5-6 of the standard cutting wheels and only finished about 1/4 of the job. I bought this cutting wheel and was able to finish the rest of the job and it is still in a good, usable condition. Although, I did burn out 1 Dremel tool out of the 3 I had during this job, but that is another story!

At first I scoffed at paying so much for a single dremel blade after I got used to going through a blade or two per cut when dealing with thicker metal, but wow This blade has already saved me $40 by not having to replace the blade even after cutting through a laminated steel padlock ( not the shackle but the lock body itself!)

I'm using this to cut off a steel pulley that was pressed on a shaft. This thing makes a very fine cut which will allow the kind of precision I need to avoid damaging the shaft. I would have gone through at least 5 regular Dremel aluminum discs by now. Glad I found this. It'a pretty good value for the money considering what you'd spend on the regular discs and as an extra benefit, it doesn't wear down (diameter) as the regular discs do.

They last much longer than the aluminum oxide version of dremel’s cutting wheels but still kind of pricey. They do last long enough to realize I need a new one, order and receive it before it won’t work at all.

I’m very happy with my Dremel Cubic Boron Nitride disc. It came in good packaging to protect the disc and the seller was very kind and reassuring. CBN is as hard or nearly as hard as diamond and on the mohs scale diamond being 10 which is as hard as the MOHs scale goes and 1 being very soft, CBN is 9.8 MohS. Diamond can not be used to cut ferric and non ferric metals in High Speed Steel cutting circumstances due to it dissolving in iron above 600 C° and in the oxygen in our atmosphere so the next best thing is CBN especially in cutting High Speed Steels or grinding them as CBN does not dissolve in iron nor does it in oxygen at any temperature. I really highly recommend purchasing from this seller especially U.K. customers as currently this CBN disc is not available in Europe or the U.K. and I put my trust in this seller and they did not disappoint, so I highly recommend purchasing your CBN dremel disc from this seller that lasts 20x longer than a conventional fibre reinforced cutting disc and pays for its self due to the savings you’ll make from purchasing dremels fibre reinforced cutting discs.

Wow! I've been using the one use blades and spending a fortune. I used this blade all weekend and would have gone though 6-8 blades in that time. This product still feels new! Amazing! Worth the price for sure.

Got 2, these worked very well in cutting steel screws and brass rods. Remember to let the tool do the work.

Perfecto para trabajos a detalle...

So far so good and cuts fine.