Rocaris7 Pack Abrasive Cloth Flap Wheel 1/4-Inch Shank for Woodworking Root Carving Furniture Polishing 80, 120, 150, 180, 240, 320, 400 Grit

Glad I picked these up, makes inside corners and insets super easy to sand and batch out projects.

I purchased these items after seeing the video where they were used to strip varnish from a fairly detailed piece of furniture. I do not think they work well in that area. at least not if you want to keep the detail. They are aggressive and tend to take more than I want off.I am sure they would be excellent for other uses.

they work good

The locking nut on the sanding head keeps coming loose. It's just a small aggravation. Other than that, I am satisfied with the product.

I bought this set because I am making some small wooden rattles for a baby gift and needed something to get into small places. I was excited to try it out, put the 120 grit on the drill press and started it up. My rattles are made of beech and this left black marks everywhere the flaps touched. So in stead of helping me sand my project, they made extra work trying to sand off all the black marks. I'm returning this and buying a name brand mop sander.

I wish I would’ve found this product years ago they gave me seven for the price of one that I have bought before from another company. they seem to last long and work perfect I definitely recommend them and will buy more we needed

Decent. trick is to go lightly

These left nothing but black marks ALL over my wood. (Yes I was using the appropriate speed). It’s merely the material they used in these flap discs. It’s trash! Do not buy this! After using this I switched to a different brand of flap discs that were more expensive but they worked. These DO NOT! Absolute junk! Wish I would have used them before the return window closed. Now I’m stuck with something I’ll never use, EVER.

These are only really good at one thing, and it's not sanding! The backs of the sandpaper strips on these are very dark coloured and in trying to use them they mostly just end up putting all kinds of ugly scuff marks all over your material. They barely get any actual sanding done as well, so kind of a double whammy.If you want something that does a really good job of scuffing stuff up really badly and making it look old and beat up ... then maybe these have a place on a shelf somewhere for you. If you want to use them for actual woodworking, probably not so much.