💎 Jewelry Polishing with Radial Bristle Abrasives Review

Not a big fan. They break very easily with one orientation and don't seem to be as effective as they claim. To be honest I was cheap and used one instead of the 2-3 at a time they offer.

I bought these to see how they would work with my wood carving. As soon as I sanded them down they fell apart. Upon closer inspection, they appear to be made of plastic. After the third one broke I was just disappointed in them. Don't waste money.

I was very impressed. plastic disc? Ha! I used them to polish the stone! There aren't many molds with them, but they're definitely worth the money. I haven't worn one yet. Cons: 7 grains and only 6 spikes. But if you like me, there were a few spares in the box!

When I use them to sand coffee table parts, they fall apart as soon as I touch them with wood. They can be polished well, but I bought them to restore my coffee table to bare wood so I can varnish it. They are useless for this purpose. To be clear, I intend to only use them on tricky areas of the table where a small sanding block can't reach.

I read the description of this set and thought it would be perfect for a kitchen cabinet renovation project, but I tried a couple of brushes with my dremel hoping the smaller cross section worked fine works molding cross section. The brushes broke very quickly and fell apart in seconds (with the correct direction of rotation, of course). I do not recommend them for this purpose and immediately sent them back. JS

I use these discs for grinding metal in jewellery. I've also used it on my hammer to remove scratches and it did a great job on scratches that weren't too deep. I have to file deeper scratches, then sand them down with discs, then I can pre-polish and finally polish. I would buy them again if I couldn't find anything better for the price. I do not believe that.

I use these discs for grinding metal in jewelry. I've also used it on my hammer to remove scratches and it did a great job on scratches that weren't too deep. I have to file deeper scratches, then sand them down with discs, then I can pre-polish and finally polish. I would buy them again if I couldn't find anything better for the price. I do not believe that.

These radial bristle discs are awesome! These discs are perfect when you need to polish without removing material. I polish die cast and metal where there are many very small parts in the cast and these discs can get into every crevice, polish without removing the part. Also very versatile as 1 to 6 discs can be fitted per mandrel depending on coating needs. With 6 discs you get a nice wide polishing surface, while 1 or 2 discs get into tight corners and edges very well. So far they seem to be…

These grinding discs work great when properly installed and used with a light touch. small size. By using increasingly aggressive abrasives, I can quickly remove light corrosion in hard-to-reach places in and around raised metal letters. (I would like to compare them to a more expensive product from 3M. It would be very interesting, I just don't want to afford such a product.) I have a hard time imagining a more effective abrasive of this type for the type of work I do. The only problem with my