OLSON SAW SC91262BL Scroll Saw Sander with 1/4-Inch Wide Assorted Grits, 4-Pack

My initial rating of this product was low, however, after additional experience, and taking "operator error" into account, I have to say that these little sanders work quite well for sanding tight spots. In order to get the best performance out of these scroll saw sanders, it is important to run your saw speed low . . . I get best results at about 500 - 700 spm. When I initially tried the sanders, I was running the saw over 1,000 spm, and, of course, they fell apart and all hell broke loose . . . . Run at the lower speeds, however, the sanding strips work very well and seem to endure through several projects, which is about right. So I am improving my recommendation of this product significantly. If you need a sanding solution for tight spots, this is a very good way to go. (previous recommendation). I bought these sanders to sand hard to reach areas in a project. Yes, they work, no they don't last long. Expect to use one sander for each job . . . .

Product was originally delivered to the wrong address. It could not be found. So they sent it out again and they sent it express. I’m very happy with this company’s response to a problem. Looks like a quality product.

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These belts are marvelous as they are able to reach in intricate areas

These are cheaply plate and break way too easily. While the nature and design of it is susceptible to breaking easily, and scrollwork requires a “soft” touch, these are clearly just not good quality. Which is unfortunate, because there aren’t many options whatsoever for this type of abrasive.

Was skeptical at first but amazed at how easy pins fit right into place and how efficient this little accessory was. Completed a task in 10 minutes that would have taken hours hand sanding and with far better results. Tried different speeds and found it only sanded slow or fast based on my preference. Thought wood might burn on fast speed but it didn't. I plan to stock-up on these!

These work done as long as you don't put too much pressure on it or have and sharp edges. My first one snapped in less than three minutes.

These are awesome for fretwork! Sadly, the pin side is HUGE so you are unable to get in the tiny areas but with the width of the band, those tiny inside curves are not going to be able to be sanded with these. Outside curves are easy enough as long as you can thread the 'pins' throughthe hole. Since they are a bit pricey, be sure to leave some give in the band and flip it over every once in awhile. I finished the fretwork on a clock and my first band is still usable. They do offer a pinless option but I have no idea how that would work.