Dremel EZ728-01 11-Piece EZ Lock Cutting Accessory Micro Kit

I'm not an expert Dremel user and wasn't sure what I needed to cut through a piece of plexiglass. This little box contains a good selection of sizes. Quality is good. Nothing broke, so it was a good value and will probably be all I ever need. I really like the easy on-off attachment. The box itself keeps everything contained and neat for next time.

Dremel is the absolute best! Used one of these today, it worked perfectly. I've never had a complaint regarding anything from Dremel.

Good product it’s a very good cutting tool I like it thank you so much!

I like these cut-off disks with one exception: the shaft that holds the disk is very difficult to operate. You have to hold the disk in one hand while compressing a spring loaded device on the shaft and inserting the keyed end of the shaft into the disk. Then turn the shaft 90 degrees and release the spring loaded device. After you accomplish this feat, the cut-off disk works great.Oops! After writing the first part of this, I thought about it and tried something different. After unpluging or removing the battery from the Dremel (for safety), I inserted and locked the shaft into the Dremel. Then it was much easier to hold the spring compressed and place the disk on the end of the shaft. I would still buy these again because they do work nicely after you get them put together. I just haven't got the knack of assembly down pat yet! If somebody knows an easier way please, let me know.Note: the box holding everything could be a little better designed, too.

They are pricey, but useful. Sometimes you need a cutoff wheel but don't have space for an angle grinder.This was the most specific set I could find for ez-lock discs. I don't really need the extra arbor, but never hurts to have a spare.In my experience these discs last quite well if you don't abuse them. I've cut through a half inch of hardened steel on a fraction of one disc. YMMV.One criticism:These cases are lousy. I appreciate having a case, but it could be so much better. If you want your bits secure instead of just flopping around, you basically have to keep the thin plastic parts, then you have to take them out every time to pull the two halves apart to access anything. And the whole case could be 1/4 the size and hold all of the components much better. I don't get it. Do they think this is modular? It's just annoying. DeWalt does the same thing.And the label that wraps all the way around that's impossible to peel off?? C'mon.

Got this kit after lending out my dremel tool and cutoff wheels and needing to replace the wheels. Saw this kit and am glad I got it!

I love the formed/shaped shaft to hold the discs. Although the packaging is a huge waste. Larger plastic box but only about 20% is used.

Great cutting ability, ease to use