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Dremel 463 Rubber Polishing Point Review

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Very good

Revainrating 4.5 out of 5  
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4.5
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Description of Dremel 463 Rubber Polishing Point

Useful for finishing and polishing all ferrous metals. Removes small burrs and scratch marks. Also effective on many stones and ceramics. 3/32" Shank; Use with #481 collet or #4486 Dremel Chuck.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Excellent Finishing Point

When I tried this finishing point on my metalwork, I was impressed with the result. The rubber polishing point is very effective in smoothing out rough edges and giving a nice polished shine. Its shape and size are perfectly designed for intricate detailing work. It saved me a lot of time and effort compared to using traditional sandpaper. However, the price may be a bit steep for some industrial and scientific users. Overall, I highly recommend this product for its excellent performance in…

Pros
  • Can be used to polish and buff curved surfaces and hard-to-reach areas.
Cons
  • Sometimes produces inconsistent results on soft materials.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Worked best for me on abrasives and finishes

This point was used to polish connectors on a chainsaw. I used a cheaper rough work kit. After using this point I ended up with felt beans and polishing paste. This point gave a better finish than cheaper versions. Bought through Revain as the stores here don't stock these particular glasses.

Pros
  • Absolute Legend
Cons
  • Great Price

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Quality and performance Dremel

Be careful with the grit, if used incorrectly it can damage the finish and leave indentations in the hard brass. That being said, nothing removes excess solder from wind instrument joints quite like these guys. If you need to solder in very tight places where the buff won't fit (like behind the tips of a second pipe valve that slides up the valve body), this way you can *cleanly* remove any exposed traces of solder and have them removed. all excesses in your work. Once you've removed the…

Pros
  • Great for me
Cons
  • No instructions