11-Piece Hard Felt Polishing Bit Assortment for Rotary Tools | 2.35mm Shank
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Polishing compounds and felt points have been used together for decades in jewelry, lapidary, engraving, and metal finishing. Their ability to carry compounds into fine detail makes them a practical choice when larger buffing wheels become difficult to use.
This 11-piece assortment includes multiple profiles to accommodate different geometries and finishing tasks. Cylinders are useful for flat surfaces and edges, tapered points help access corners and recessed features, while rounded profiles work well on contours and curved surfaces.
These polishing points can be used with a variety of polishing compounds, including diamond paste, to smooth, refine, and polish surfaces while bringing out a higher level of detail in finished work.
Specifications
• 2.35mm shanks
• 11-piece hard felt polishing bit assortment
• Assorted profiles including cylinders, cones, bullets, and rounded points
• Compatible with many flex shaft systems, micromotors, and rotary handpieces
• Reusable storage case included
For the modern maker
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