2 inch Diameter Bowl Sander with Dual Bearing Head and 2 inch Foam Hook and Loop Sander with 1/4 inch Mandrel and 9 inch Long Hardwood Handle

This sander is a must for bowl sanding. It handles very well . I use it all the time. Excellent product highly recommend.

This is a major flaw with this tool. The spindle is metal on metal and binds with any slight pressure. So the head does not turn as it should. I am returning this for a refund. I should have spent a few more dollars to avoid the hassles of returning the item and waiting for the refund.

Nicely made and good value.

Tis bowl sander caught me b6 surprise on how easy it was to use. My bowls came out much smoother with this sander.

So this tool is ok, there are 2 bad issues 1 of which is a failure! The sponge heads are really nice until they are used some. The hook and loop Velcro fails to remain attached to the sponge! The biggest issue is the retainer brass part. The screw hole and threads will fail! Once this happens the head will fall of any time gravity can. This causes the brass spacer to fall as well and you have to chase it down! Customer service charged me $3 for the new micro screw that came out! The heads are not cheap! The t knob is nice but prevents it from tighter places. The handle is very nice and the paper is pretty good. It hold up well. I use Festool tools so use that to balance my “good quality” claim. Would I buy it again. NO. Due to the retaining brass and screw issue it becomes a massive pain! My $3 2nd screw has fallen out and gone missing as well now! I have tried to reattach the hook and loop Velcro with va glue with mixed end result.. As wright this review I am shopping for a better version to replace this with due to its failures. If I could return all the items I would!

I had glue the brass Ferrell as it was loose. Need better quality disc. Still works alright though.

Very good product for safe sanding the interior of bowls on a lathe. Recommend it

Its a lot better than using your fingers. Used it sanding my bowl and vases on the lathe. Love it!

It’s not bad but there is a ton of vibration in the bearing assembly. I suppose some vibration is to be expected but this thing is like trying to finish sand with a jackhammer.

The bowl sander works well, but the sandpaper disks with the tool and the additional ones ordered do not have the grit ratings on the disks. Several of them do, but they are few and far between. The grit levels are not what bowl turns usual use. Where is the 320? and the higher levels are hardly ever used. Is there someplace one can order just the 80, 120, 220. 320, 400, 500, 600 grit disks?