🔸 AUSTOR 60 Pieces Sanding Discs 5 inch 8 Holes Sandpaper Discs Hook and Loop 40/60/ 80/120/ 180/240 Grit Sanding Disc Assortment for Random Orbital Sander: Achieve Smooth Finishes with Versatile Grit Options! Review

The grinding wheels work just as well as the ones I bought from Lowes and Home Depot. They last just as long and are cheaper.

It's terrible. They don't stay on the sander, fall off after a few minutes of sanding and if you have to switch them to a different grit they won't stay on when you put them back on.

The 10" Craftparts Wooden Round Panels were very thin, warped and damaged. I then sent them back to Revain and purchased Gocutouts Baltic Birch Round Panels which are very high quality were made in the USA for the same price.

They fall off too easily. Very annoying. The one that came with the grinder never fell off but we've used 3 of these and they don't last long before falling off and then this happens when you try to keep using them.

They don't last very long on my grinder, which is also new. I'm a carpenter and I bought other sanding pads for the same sander that stay in place until the sandpaper wears out. Not a very good product!

I've sanded a few pallets and SUVs with this. I can use an 80 grit piece on about an 8 foot 2x4 before it starts to crumble and expose the velcro on my sander. Not very durable. I use a basic Black and Decker orbital sander which you can buy here at Revain so nothing too rough or fancy.

I've bought discs both locally and online and they are by far the worst I've ever used. The problem isn't the sand, but they don't stay more than 10 minutes. Every other CD I've ever bought sat on my pillow for hours. To make sure it wasn't a pad issue, I tried some of my old discs and they worked fine.

Sandpaper works as it should and is cheap. This is the most important preliminary information. Durability is an issue. This paper wears out quickly, and during use, the sandpaper layer can separate from the hook and loop layer, which can cause some problems with the sandpaper, to say the least. In truth, you are simply spending your money on better quality sandpaper. It will be less frustrating and more durable, which will lead to great end results.

Normally it's pretty safe to order something when you read good reviews, but in this case I wasted my money. Of the discs I've tried so far, only half last the first time you put them on. And the rest might not last a few minutes. And that's on a brand new black and white grinder. The disc that comes with the grinder is excellent. I can take it off or put it on, run the sander and take it off and it will stick perfectly when I put it back on so there is no velcro on the sander. Tried to finish…