Rolson24435 Mini Sanding Block - Pack of 1

Easy to use and gives a nice straight sand

There is always something to sand, fix, smooth or repair in my house. I was sick of using paper hand held and forever wrapping sand paper around all sorts of inanimate objects to save my knuckles so picked one of these up.The Good* The plastic block feels robust, I've used it on a couple of small jobs and have had no issues thus far with build quality.* It's simple. Very simple to operate so to speak, you undo the wing nut, separate the two pieces of plastic, wrap your paper around the block then reattach the top and screw the wing nut back on.* It comes with a piece of sandpaper which is a bonus but that won't last you long.* Using the block is so much easier than freehand, it allows you to exert pressure without fear of skinning your fingers to the bone and focus on the job at hand.The could be better* The wing nut is a pain sometimes because of the deep recess it's in, if you've skinny fingers youll be fine, if you've fat sausage like fingers such as my own, it can be a jam.* Whilst the block is OK to hold a little bit of rubber around the top block would make it so much more comfortable, after a while sanding you can feel a good degree of hand fatigue.Overall I would recommend this little block, as said I have tried various other options, and even had a couple of actual blocks that wrapped around but with out a securing nut.It's much better than just using sand paper with nothing and a good bit better than the other blocks I have tried. It isn't perfect for the price, durability and simplicity it is very good value.Four Stars.

This looks like it will last a long time (made well) and is easy to use. It even came with a sheet of sandpaper attached, just like it shows in the product image.I will be buying an 11.5cm wide roll of higher grit sandpaper here on Amazon, which should fit this block perfectly. So it will be handy to just cut strips off, as and when I need them, instead of working with individual sheets of sandpaper (which probably won't fit this block well unless you cut some off (wastage!).For £5, it's a good tool to have in your box.

I purchased this for sanding the paint of my car body, but this was proven a mistake!Pros:- The clamping mechanism works great in that sandpapers cannot move an inch when properly installed. - Size is ideal for a quarter of standard sandpapers.-The sanding block features both a sharp edge and a rounded edge.Cons:- The bottom surface is not flat at all. When sanding my car body, the paint made it obvious that the sanding was very uneven.-The clamping mechanism is a pro but also a con as it is a bit difficult to fold the sandpaper properly into the slots, making it very difficult to tension the sandpaper.

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Really great bit of kit, perfect for my needs. Makes sanding so much easier. It’s very easy to fit new paper onto. I just use regular size sheets and cut to size.

This mini sanding block is supplied with a piece of 120 grit silicon carbide waterproof paper, so it's useful for wet or dry detail sanding work on flat, curved and recessed areas.The abrasive paper (can also be used with emery or sandpaper) is held securely in place by tightening a small wing nut, recessed into the handle, although the design doesn't provide much space to allow your thumb and finger to tighten the nut easily !Overall, this mini sanding block is comfortable when used over long periods and is effective. Save the original sanding sheet after it's worn out, as it's useful as a template for quickly cutting out new sheets to the exact size to fit the sanding block.

Good flat surface, can be used with confidence.

Ho smussato i quattro angoli e ora è perfetto funziona e non punge più il palmo ok

Fast delivery, exactly what i expected, nice price, totally happy with this!

Top Produkt. Funktioniert super für meine Arbeiten an Queue Spitzen. 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻

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D'une taille limitée, il est facile a utiliser sans trop d'effort, et n'a pas de vis ou de pince qui dépasse. Est particulièrement adapté au ponçage des menuiserie type fenêtre. Avec un bord arrondi, et l'autre en biseau on peut poncer dans les moulures. seul bémol, il ne faut pas avoir de gros doigts pour serrer ou desserrer l’écrou de maintien. Mais avec un outil, on s'en sort. Par contre, je l'ai payé environ 6€ il y a trois semaines, alors que je vois que le prix est passé à 21€ depuis. Malgré toutes ses qualités, ça ne vaut pas le prix actuel.