Sawzall Wire Brush

[Keith Outten]

I found this on the Net a few days ago and purchased it from Lowes.
It fits any Sawzall and works great for a multitude of jobs like loose paint and rust removal.
Only ten bucks!

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[Rich Engelhardt]

I'm glad that it worked for you.
I see them all the time in Lowes and wondered if they were worth it or not.

[Ron Selzer]

work a lot better than a hand brush
Ron

[Dan Friedrichs]

That looks pretty cool. Cleaning grill grates, etc?

[Dan Barber]

That looks pretty cool. Cleaning grill grates, etc?

Negative to cleaning grill grates with anything the resembles a wire brush. Too many opportunities to ingest a stray wire. Much better products available today to not need a brush anywhere near a grill.

[Jim Becker]

"Sawzall" attachments are really kicking things up. That brush is neat. I also like the rattle paint can and adhesive tube shaker that's on the market.

[Dave Zellers]

"Sawzall" attachments are really kicking things up. That brush is neat. I also like the rattle paint can and adhesive tube shaker that's on the market.

These all sound awesome. Now somebody needs to design a universal holder that can shake anything up!

[Dave Zellers]

I suppose you could just epoxy a brush to an old blade.

[Jerome Stanek]

These all sound awesome. Now somebody needs to design a universal holder that can shake anything up!

They did it's called a wood workers forum

[Maurice Mcmurry]

I accidentally bought a Super Sawzall and hate it for remodeling. The stroke is too long and violent for plunge cuts and tricky blade tip only cuts. I am going to try making a lapping attachment for it.

[Keith Outten]

Here is the scouring pad for the Sawzall for cleaning grills and such. Scroll down the page.

https://bettertoolz.com/reciprocating-saws-attachments/

[Tom Bender]

This is great! wire brushing is such an onerous job, like sanding. This brush and the ROS should go in some kind of hall of fame.

[Justin Rapp]

Negative to cleaning grill grates with anything the resembles a wire brush. Too many opportunities to ingest a stray wire. Much better products available today to not need a brush anywhere near a grill.

The actual only product you need to clean a grill, unless it's a charcoal grill, is heavy duty tin foil. Just like a self cleaning oven idea, but for a grill, you lay the tin foil over the grate and set the grill to high for about 15 minutes. Everything on your grill grates is burned off!!