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Perez
August 17, 2025
Only bad thing about this is it came with cracked case but everything else inside was good!
SRW53
July 20, 2025
4 stars for shaft softness, however, overall blade capabilities were okay.
William
June 28, 2025
I have used the cutoff disk so far and they did a good job. I haven’t used all of them, but appear they will also do the job.
Lilli
June 18, 2025
Review for Lukcase Cutting Wheel Set for rotary tools I've had a chance to use several types of cutting discs included in this set: I very much like the different styles of cutting discs. My results of testing have, however, been mixed. The resin and fiberglass wheels are pretty standard: I feel like the heavy-duty fiberglass wheels are below average in quality. I tried to slice through a 5/16" bolt shaft, and gave up before finishing the cut. The bolt cut too hot to touch, but wasn't making much progress on actually cutting through. These wheels come with 4 mandrels: a good thing, since 2 of the 4 do not spin true, and are therefore unusable. The metal sawtooth blades are great: I've never had these before for my dremel-style tools: These are sharp, cut through cabinet grade 1/2" plywood quickly and cleanly. I usually run my rotary tool at a slower speed for heavy cutting and grinding: but if you're making a deep or long cut with the wood blades, you'll need a rotary tool with good torque: one of mine handles that task well, and the second one will bog down using these blades in a long/deep but. This is not a flaw of the blade, which is definitely capable of the task: but it requires a powerful (but not necessarily high-speed) tool to drive it. I haven't had the need to try the diamond disks yet: I'll try to update this review when I do. The kit is pretty nicely packaged: the resin and fiberglass wheels, and associated mandrels, come in a plastic box that should hold up well for storage. The metal blade discs and diamond grit blades come in soft vinyl hanger bags, each piece in it's own sealed pocket. No way to extract a part without cutting into those pockets, though, so you'll be on your own to figure out storage once you've done that.At the time of this review, the price for this large assortment kit is $10. If you need the toothed blades for cutting wood, these definitely justify the price of the kit. If you're buying it primarily for the traditional resin and re-enforced fiberglass wheels, you might be better off picking a different set.
D. Lindsey
May 23, 2025
Anything you can attach to a Dremel is a good thing provided it works,....these certainly work.
mattbrad2
February 21, 2025
Honestly, these came with far more variations that I could ever use, but the cutting wheels, and wood blades are amazing. Fair warning.. if you're just the slightest bit of a clutz when using these tools, please stay away from the saw blades. These things are just as dangerous as they look in the pics. But holy cow do they work exactly like you would expect. Granted I've only tried them on soft woods.. pine, etc, but I would think they would be fine with harder woods as well. I would buy these again (but these will probaly last me a lifetime..)
Pearl Dragoness
February 9, 2025
This Lukcase kit comes with a lot of cutting options and no place to store most of them. The fiberglass wheel matches the quality of another kit but I'm dubious of the saw blades and diamond wheels.The saw blades are only useful for thin wood. Pay attention to the direction of spin arrow on the blade which had to be installed facing toward my tool. I tried the largest blade on the end of a 2x4 and once the cut is over ¼" deep, the blade always binds and violently rolls itself out of the cut whether I use minimum or maximum speed, which makes it rather dangerous. If you clamp your rotary tool in place and move the wood over the blade it would likely be safer.The listing says diamond blades are good on wood, but I've ruined larger diamond blades on wood so I don't recommend it. I did it anyway for a small cut and it worked more safely than the saw blades, but I know that wood will wear diamond off the blades, as will metal. Diamond is meant to be used on hard materials like stone, ceramic, and concrete.I used a fiberglass blade to cut through a metal hex tool and took a picture of the used disc on top of a new disc. There was little wear on the used disc (see pic of used disc on top of new disc).All the non resin/fiberglass blades come in plastic sheets stamped to keep the blades safe and separated, but you have to cut open the plastic to remove them. If you very carefully cut through only one layer of plastic, the open pocket could be used to store the wheel, but it's tricky.Lukase is yet another seller with a couple products and no web site or support number. They'll eventually disappear and return with a new name rather than support the products they've sold or suffer poor reviews of long-term quality.Overall, I like the resin and fiberglass discs, but I worry about the other bits based on other reviews and the lack of a track record for the Lukcase brand. Four stars.
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