🪚 M-jump 100 Pcs 5-Inch 8-Hole 220 Grit Dustless Hook-and-Loop Sanding Discs: Perfect for Woodworking or Automotive Projects Review

When I was looking for a grinding wheel for a project I was working on, I looked around the local shops. They only had 10 discs and they were expensive. I looked at Lowes and Home Depot for contractor packages. No bulk And a friend said there are discs on Amazon. I looked them up and found these. I've been using them since they came into the house. What great value. I have already ordered another 100 packs.

I am repairing an oak bench. I use 120 grit to remove the old coating and 320 grit to smooth the surface before and between oil applications. Both abrasives wear out surprisingly quickly. I easily sand an area of one to two square feet in 15-20 seconds and the paper is smooth. Not just clogged, but smooth as if the abrasive had worn away. I've been doing this type of work for decades and I've never encountered sandpaper that was this bad. Don't buy these.

Grinding wheels must have easy play. A 5" grinder should have a 5 1/8" blade (or larger) to give you some wiggle room. They fit exactly. They make it difficult to level and even when you do, with the mill running the disc moves just enough to open the H&L pad on the mill, for softer materials it's a nightmare. However, they are of good quality and last much longer than Harbor Freight (5 1/8 inch) washers. And they are of exceptional value. However, there is a difference between the "5" wheel…