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No. Keep in mind that the tool is driven by the motor of the high-speed rotary tool and speed creates heat and friction and number of other factors that play some role in dictating safe limits. A longer flexible shaft won’t necessarily mean better. It could wear more quickly, run much hotter, and have a greater propensity to breaking.
