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Art
2025-08-31 12:06:01
Exactly what I needed!!!
WSJJr
2025-08-29 18:35:58
I like this product for the the specific reason I purchased them. If you need to sand the bottom of the inside of a hand carved mug they were great I just wish I would have gone with a finer grit cuz it took forever to get these 80 grit scratches out of the bottom of that mug. Well worth the money, they work well and I can still use the one that I used for the job. Which which suggests they're pretty durable.
Mark Bailey
2025-07-23 12:22:40
The curved edge made sanding of my difficult project easier.
james newman
2025-07-14 11:50:49
Excellent work nice product for the proce
WildBill
2025-07-09 09:05:01
They feel and look solid, but only last a few minutes before all abrasive is gone
S Miller
2025-06-11 15:40:19
I like these for rounding inside corners on welded things, but (at least compared to what I'm used to with the regular 2" flap discs and curved 4.5" discs) they do seem to wear out pretty fast.
Mitch
2025-05-29 10:34:09
Although this listing doesn't list compatibility with dremel, I was hoping it would fit. Unfortunately, the shaft is too large for my dremel so that didn't end up working. I guess die grinders have a larger chuck. I ended up using this with my drill instead and it worked pretty well. I was able to grind down some welds so they looked cleaner before I paint. They held up pretty well and the 12 pack should last me a while. Like any sand paper based product, it won't last forever but I got decent durability from these.Overall, I'm pretty happy with these. It would've been nice if it fit in a dremel or came with an adapter for use on a dremel but it worked pretty well with my drill too. I'll have to pick up a die grinder in the near future and see how that performs.
aTypicalEngineer808
2025-05-25 15:27:43
Summary: Used a similar kit to clean up a Zenport sickle with a Milwaukee M12 Fuel angled die grinder.Observations: SBESTILY has 16 offerings, with most being some sort of abrasive product.Recommendation: When I cleaned up that sickle, I started with a finer grit, but after not removing rust quick enough, I went to the next coarser. If you go too coarse initially, you'll be cutting into the base metal. It's very easy to introduce scratches, but takes much longer to sand them out. I used the 240 and 180 nylon woven disks for the sickle clean-up.Cons: Cost, as compared to similar ROLOC offerings.Conclusion: At $24 for an 13 piece set, rating this 3-stars (non-specialty).
Art
2025-04-12 18:21:49
Exactly what I needed!!!
WSJJr
2025-04-07 19:47:42
I like this product for the the specific reason I purchased them. If you need to sand the bottom of the inside of a hand carved mug they were great I just wish I would have gone with a finer grit cuz it took forever to get these 80 grit scratches out of the bottom of that mug. Well worth the money, they work well and I can still use the one that I used for the job. Which which suggests they're pretty durable.
Mark Bailey
2025-03-27 14:14:26
The curved edge made sanding of my difficult project easier.
james newman
2025-03-24 18:18:27
Excellent work nice product for the proce
WildBill
2025-03-07 18:20:55
They feel and look solid, but only last a few minutes before all abrasive is gone
S Miller
2025-03-02 13:21:35
I like these for rounding inside corners on welded things, but (at least compared to what I'm used to with the regular 2" flap discs and curved 4.5" discs) they do seem to wear out pretty fast.
Mitch
2025-02-22 10:51:50
Although this listing doesn't list compatibility with dremel, I was hoping it would fit. Unfortunately, the shaft is too large for my dremel so that didn't end up working. I guess die grinders have a larger chuck. I ended up using this with my drill instead and it worked pretty well. I was able to grind down some welds so they looked cleaner before I paint. They held up pretty well and the 12 pack should last me a while. Like any sand paper based product, it won't last forever but I got decent durability from these.Overall, I'm pretty happy with these. It would've been nice if it fit in a dremel or came with an adapter for use on a dremel but it worked pretty well with my drill too. I'll have to pick up a die grinder in the near future and see how that performs.
aTypicalEngineer808
2025-01-10 20:41:53
Summary: Used a similar kit to clean up a Zenport sickle with a Milwaukee M12 Fuel angled die grinder.Observations: SBESTILY has 16 offerings, with most being some sort of abrasive product.Recommendation: When I cleaned up that sickle, I started with a finer grit, but after not removing rust quick enough, I went to the next coarser. If you go too coarse initially, you'll be cutting into the base metal. It's very easy to introduce scratches, but takes much longer to sand them out. I used the 240 and 180 nylon woven disks for the sickle clean-up.Cons: Cost, as compared to similar ROLOC offerings.Conclusion: At $24 for an 13 piece set, rating this 3-stars (non-specialty).
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