Excellent Buy, I spent Mirka sanding discs sand more than 200 pieces of a playground per set. They have done well, it lasted much longer than the Dewalt disks I had used previously.

Reviewed by T. Casteel (Huntsville, AL United States)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)

Compact And Effective, Find The stud was accurate, easy to use, with an extremely powerful magnets and the built-in level is also a very useful feature. For the price you can not go wrong.

Reviewed by gemmy (Washington DC)
Satisfied Rating (8/10)

Dremel Review, Instead of the clippers, I bought this product to defang my dog. Although I only used once, seems to work pretty well. It takes a little 'longer but with a nail clipper. I think the Dremel is a very good value compared to some others.

Reviewed by Mike (Fairfax, VA)
Satisfied Rating (8/10)

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Great Tool!, I have a good model Zircon stud finder with deep scanning and detection electric. This works fine, except the walls that have insulation between the studs. Unfortunately, these are the walls that I have to find the screws to install the system hooks up to my room for 2 bedrooms! After too many false readings, lectures ghost, not lectures, and many bosses missed and went to this magnet to find nails in studs. With thick walls of plaster, the magnet does not stick to the wall, but you can feel the magnetic pull buried nail on the head. This tool is a bit 'difficult to use when finding the stud first, but once in the first place, and after moving more than 16 ", find the rest much easier. I still use the drive to find wall studs Zirconia not isolated to find hidden electrical cables. Just not this tool close to your credit card or PC!