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DEWALT Wire Wheel, 8-Inch, Crimped, 5/8-Inch Arbor, Wide Face, .014-Inch (DW4907)
Highly Specified Wire Grades Are Constructed With Internal Holding Plate To Ensure Consistency And Safety For The Wire Wheel, Constructed For Even Balance Which Provides Smooth Performance, Wire Is 100% Inspected To Meet Demanding Quality Specifications
What We Like
- Highly specified wire grades are constructed with internal holding plate to ensure consistency and safety
- Constructed for even balance that provides smooth performance
- Made of high-quality wire that offers durability
Disadvantages
- may be too wide for DW758 bench grinder
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We analyzed 2,364 reviews for 15 products in the Abrasive Wheel Brushes category.
We then analyzed 111 reviews for this product. Of these, 84 reviews were recent.
Around 75% of reviews were positive and about 25% were negative.
Final Score:
8.22 out of 10, based on these factors:
What buyers say about DEWALT Wire Wheel, 8-Inch, Crimped, 5/8-Inch Arbor, Wide Face, .014-Inch (DW4907)
I use this wire wheel on my machine occasionally to remove rust and paint from car parts, it is well balanced and mounts on the machine.
I thought I would use this brush to fill in until I could afford another, but it works so well that I think I will keep it until it wears out.
It's very heavy, and I've used it topolish off rust andcorrosion from several parts and tools, as well as dried glue from a large sanding disc.
I wasn't sure if I would like this wheel at first, but after a few minutes of use, it is doing a great job.
I put it on one end of a grinder because it ran smooth and didn't have any problems.
Common Questions
Is this a coarse or fine wire wheel?
We don't categorize it as coarse or fine, it's for heavy material removal.
What is the difference between this wheel and the DW4906?
The DW4907 is 1" wide and the DW4906 is 3/4" wide.
Will this wheel fit the DW758 without removing the shroud?
I have an 8-inch dewalt bench grinder, and some stray wires do rub on the inside of the side panels, but it doesn't bother me.
There are some wire wheels that are too thin in the center, where the arbor is, in order for the flange discs to tighten against it tightly.
I did not know how thick the center of the wire wheel was, but I used 2 large washers to make it thicker.
Is this a coarse or fine wire wheel?
We don't categorize it as coarse or fine, it's for heavy material removal.
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