Grinding Wheel Buffing Wheels3 inch. 7 Set

I liked the fact that I received, if not the actual product, exactly what I wanted even if they were an after market product. They were delivered within a few days much to my delight and the quality is excellent.

Handy set for a mini 3 inch grinder.very good polishing wheels.good quality,and price.

Easy to use. Could do with better instructions for use though

I bought these to fit on an old bench motor which probably had an imperial size spindle. So far I've been unable to find a sleeve to fit to the stone wheels, although I can use the soft buffs. I'm sure they set would be fine for a correct motor.

Do the job perfectly, but not for serious DIY'ers.

Excellent

All seem fine

It did the job

perfette

Llegó completo

1. Just awesome and cool. The footrest isn't, but the white, slightly beige discs are fluffy, and the corundum discs are fluffy too. The yellow polishing pads(100mm) are always great for cleaning and polishing to a shine. As for the completely white polishing pads(75mm) for my double-table grinding and polishing stand for watch cases, they give the polish a great finish bit I uprgrade to 100mm at least for forwprk & easy task by warcjcases ot works bit for good contol ober my work wjen ot became morendiffocult I ise alwase 75mm to se what I make, mistakes are unforgivable by warcjcases (& I think by Jiwelery & Gemstones, it's even more difficult bitbwe love what we doing.) all the pads last a very long time. Of course, you try to remove as little material as possible from the cases—that way, you end up with a mirror-like surface on the product & you should carefully mask off the case and mark the areas that shouldn’t be satin-finished, embossed, or simply left mat then. You can go up to 10.000–12.000 grit sandpaper or even into the micron range, but without these polishing pads, that wouldn’t be possible. What more could you want?!? The 75mm corundum discs last forever, don't break, and are forgiving of mistakes, with a Mohs-Hardness of 9. Corundum, whether natural or synthetic, always has a Mohs-Hardness of 9. Whether natural or synthetic sapphire or ruby. 2. It’s just such a shame!: black, blue, beige, and yellow or especially beige/white or completely fluffy white polishing pads are almost impossible to find in 75mm for such small dual-polishing stands (10mm inner hole diameter doesn’t fit, or they’re only designed for drills, cordless screwdrivers, etc...)! As I said, that’s a real shame because they hold up well it doesn’t always have to be for watch cases; in my case there are plenty of other jobs where 75mm polishing pads would be perfect. But where knows what rhw future will bring? But saftey always first.

Ottimo!

Seems to be a wheel for any task, for buffing or grinding on small projects. Designed for fine work not aggressive grinding