Wood Carving Disc Grinder Wheel Disc Coarse Grinding Dish for Shaping Sanding Carving 4 Inch (100mm) Shaping Disk for Woodworking Angle Grinders with 5/8” (16mm) Arbor 2 Packs

Used for carving black walnut after 15 minutes the wheel became too dull to use.

I’ve only used these disks a few times but they seem to be made pretty sturdily and have no trouble removing a lot of wood quickly. I was using them on a black walnut carving I was working on and I had to proceed slowly with these wheels, so as not to take to much wood off. You can easily gouge the piece you’re working on if you don’t use your grinder to feather your removal. Once I used them for about 10 minutes, I quickly got the hang of taking off as much as I wanted, where I wanted, without the wheel grabbing the wood too much. As I said, I’ve only used the product a few times in the week or so that I’ve had it but it seems to be quality made and does the job as intended. Time will tell how long they last but for the price of the two pack I bought, I think it was a sound investment.

product seems to work well but is very lite and cold ware out quickly.

Good purchase

Worked awesome for creating a stone edge look on a countertop prior to epoxying

These discs eat up a lot of wood very quick! Would absolutely buy again!

Its a nice product. But it is supposed to have 2 pieces and only came with one wrapped in bubble wrap and another empty bubble wrap.

Good and strong. Works nicely.

I recently got into woodworking and decided to give these Wood Carving Discs a try. Overall, they work pretty well! The coarse grinding dish helps shape and sand the wood with ease, and the 4-inch size fits nicely on my angle grinder. The only downside is that they wear down fairly quickly, but thats to be expected with any sanding disk. Overall, Im pretty happy with this purchase and would recommend them to any fellow woodworkers out there.

First time using one of these, better to drag than push. Very aggressive and makes short work of whatever you’re carving. Granted I was using cedar but I can imagine it would be just as productive on a harder wood. I was skeptical given the cost but this is a heavy and seemingly very durable tool.