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Pros & Cons
Pros
Used them on live oak, hickory, cedar and mesquite. Works great without a tool, push the locking button to lock the shaft. Very cheap way to get started in power carving or to try it out.
Great product, better than expected. Would purchase again and would recommend them. Good quality for price, very pleased.
Cons
These sanding bits are very flimsy and cheap. The tips of these burrs have only a scattering of diamond particles. Didn't work at all in sanding.
I hate getting products that don't look like the item pictured. Ya get what ya pay for with these. Disappointed in the fact that i cannot use this set for it's intended purpose of lapidary work.
Highlights
Quality
High quality product , as described .
Nice variety, works well with the labraorite i'm playing with.
Shipping
Good collection of bits, good price quick shipping
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- This product had a total of 749 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 19 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Remember to use water with it or you will burn it up quickly
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If using to cut glass tiles make sure that you use water to help lubricate the bits otherwise they get hot and may cause the glass to crack
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Wish it had a better case to store
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They work great just they would burn out shock
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Even though they are 40 grit they dont seem to leave huge scuffs on the wood afterward i will probably have to do some light sanding to smooth it out but honestly i could leave it as is
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