100 Pack Abrasive Wheels, Rocaris 1 (25mm) Abrasive Buffing Polishing Wheels Burr for Rotary Tools-1/8(3mm) Shank

Very good product. Is as advertised. Good value. I am a retired trades instructor and I use these for refurbishing antique and vintage collectable metal items of all types. Remember the size you are working with. Don’t force the tool. Start with a finer grit if not sure, it’s easier to get courser then the opposite. Pieces can fly off and there is some dust. Wear safety glasses and a dust mask.

Cant beat this price for 100 of these I have used more expensive ones of these and these performed just as well keep in mind these little guys burn up fast when trying to polish alum or steel but thats why 100 of them for under $20 is awesome

Handy and great on soft and hard store. I’ve used them to smooth out a few edges before tumbling, to clean up a kalichi crusted stone and to polish by hand beginning to end. Super on wood, too.

They do an ok job but dont last long which I sort of expected. The big issue for me is as I used the red colored ones, the color was coming off and staining the wood. I was working on a piece of maple and suddenly I see it turning red. Absolutely ridiculous. Based on my experience I would not use for wood unless you want to risk ruining the entire project.

Everything as expected

These are great for removing surface rust and polishing metal. With the included shafts, they are way quicker to change than sanding drum pads. I dont know if they last quite as long as the name-brand ones, but they are significantly cheaper.

These actually last pretty well and i like that they are all on their own mandrel and i don’t have to fuss around with switching out the heads separately

I used about 5 of them in 8 min they breaking loose from the shaft after a couple minutes of use

Its hard to complain about a bulk box, but I wish it came with a card saying which wheel is which grit level. These come in a plain cardboard box and other than the color they all look pretty close to the same thing. Other than that, the price is low and you get a bunch of wheels, so its a nice set to get.

I like to use these kinds of abrasive wheels in my foredom clone to clean up CNCed 3D carvings. They make quick work of getting into all but the tightest nooks and crannies. The 120 grit wheels do a good job of removing residual tool marks and then a quicker pass with 180s and maybe 320s and I’m done. The finer grits would probably work well to clean up metal surfaces.