Mini Bench Grinder with Variable Speed for Polishing, Buffing, and Jewelry Making, Small Bench Polisher and Professional Lapidary Equipment for Rocks, Metals, and Gems

Great for small grinding and polishing work.Works well would recommend.

Nice little bench grinder. However the nut to connect the flexible shaft is stripped and will not go on. The threads appear to be cross threaded. Also the end cap for the Chuck cover is missing. It appears that this grinder was returned and shipped back. I'm trying to contact the seller/manufacturer.

Received in mail faster then it say i would enjoy that Haven't used yet but set up work great on a beach grinder stand

I love everything about this product, except for one issue: low power. Might be all I can expect, though, for something that only cost me $75 and is small enough to tuck away on a shelf or drawer (that part I like). It does a decent job of grinding and polishing, I just have to pull away every few seconds to let the motor speed up again.

Got this not expecting much for etching and polishing rocks and restoring old metal toys and collectibles. WOW it isn’t a joke. Great quality, I put it together and it’s the perfect size with no vibration noted on my workbench. It’s really easy to use and has great versatility, I bought some polishing wheels for it also, so I can perform any task I need to for my hobby it’s variable speed for the intricate designs and performs without bogging down or wheel flex. The con is I do wish I had gotten a little wider window to angle my parts and I would like a couple of more feet on the detailing wand.Overall good price point and it has held up well under some pretty heavy use catching up on what I had gotten behind on when my old one broke

The grinder itself seems decent enough but good luck finding any quality(non chinese) wheels or disks or anything for it in 3", which it is actually 2.75" so they wont fit anyways. But on top of that, the dremel style tool on my unit came without any threads at all on the attachment piece to connect it to the grinder. So that just completely doesnt work and considering that was my main reason for buying this, I guess oh well. Would return this piece of junk but since i already opened it and pretty much mangled the dremel attachment piece trying to make it work somehow, i probably cant return it. So dumpster it is.

It suits my purposes for light polishing of straight razor parts, which requires very light pressure. The only flaw is that lower speed also means lower torque, so it would bog down easily if you press too hard. That happens to be value added for me because using pressure with razors can be extremely dangerous. If you need more power at low speeds then you might be unhappy with this.

Replaced a wheel with diamond for 20 bucks and use it to sharpen tungsten.