Review on Rocaris Abrasive Buffing Polishing Dremel Power & Hand Tools by Eric Amiradaki

They don't wear out quickly and their efficiency in material removal makes them a great alternative to carbide burs, diamond bits or stones on your Dremel tool. So last night I gave myself a THOROUGH pedicure on ONE - both feet - including reducing my thick big toenails and smoothing the edges. He quickly removed a thick layer of skin from the healing, bunyun and under the foot - and IT IS ALL SMOOTH AND EVEN unlike the diamond crown I have used for several years which was very uneven. It's also easier to control as it slices through material instead of clinging to it. Therefore, and this is the main caveat, it is easier to prevent heat build-up. As for skin injuries - it's less effective on healthy skin, and the shape makes it easy to stay away from the fastest-moving circle. This was the first part of removing an annoying callus on my little finger that has grown back many times over the years. It can still grow back (or not with teletherapy), but it's perfectly smooth, unlike skin incisions. In the end I finished the work with a small carbide cutter, which is also quite gentle on the leather. Watch out for the heat though!