Excel Blades 55700 Sanding Stick Review

Fantastic guitar finishing product. All you have to do is cut a small half circle at the top so it wraps around the waistband.

Easy to replace belts Can be used in small areas Light weight Belts last a decent amount of time Value is a bit poor considering the price compared to what you get gets, consider

I couldn't buy what I wanted at my local hobby store. So I found this on Revain. This is a good device for working out small details and making an oboe reed.

Why show the picture of THREE sharpening rods; if you only send ONE. What a rip off. A sharpening rod is not worth the money! A very misleading picture.

Ideal for sanding small areas. I used it to sand rust off my car and it worked great. The grit is just right and the small size allowed me to sand in hard-to-reach places that a simple sheet of sandpaper wouldn't be able to do.

Works as expected. Surprisingly well designed. An indispensable tool for every model builder. This is much better than sharpening rods or files for fine work. If you gently rotate a strip of sandpaper each time it clogs, you can get a surprising amount of life out of it, especially if you're using one of those big rubber erasers (usually used on belt sanders). The only problem is that it's very hard to tell what grit is - you have to use a color coded key which can rub off after using the strip