Honoson 70 Pcs Sanding Sticks Model, Low and High Grits, 6 Colors

Very useful for finishing models, the sticks get into some detailed area and allow you to clean up 3D prints easily. Decent value pack with a range of grits and I have used them on all sorts of projects since getting them.

Ideal for crafts, a lot of different grit sizes and is very effective when you need multiple grit options Good value for money and durable, I like the different sizes

Perfect for miniatures like 40k, fairly sturdy for what they are, ideal for little jobs

Lots of varied sizes and grit. I’m using it to polish rings and they get into all the nooks and crannies. Would buy again

Having used several different branded sanding sticks and finding mixed results with them, I thought for once to go down the unbranded route. I must say that the grade selection is superb, especially on the larger sticks. On certain branded sticks, I have found that after a few strokes removing sprue connection points, that they quickly get down to the backing. These however are holding up extremely well. Also, the finer grade larger sticks work brilliantly with wet sanding and give a very smooth finish. Considering I have paid around £5.00 for a pack of ten branded sticks before now, one cannot understate the value of this set. Well recommended.

The sticks seem to be as described however like another reviewer mentioned, I was very disappointed to see the packaging plastered with health warnings that are not indicated up front. If id have known this, i would not have purchased this product. I will not be using them now.

Great files, fantastic for my warhammer

They work

Worked great , good range of grits. Good for use on minatire models.

Comme l description

There is a great selection here. They are sturdy and each stick lasts a good while before needing to be swapped for a new one. I am.still using the first stick on several grits. No complaints!

I got these to help with building and Painting Miniatures, the 1000 and higher work great

I like these sticks. I've only extensively used the wide ones on a wood model. They seem to hold up well, and I can clear out the fines that stick to the grit by slapping the stick on a table top. The wide sticks run from 80 to 7000 grit. The narrow ones are good for hard to reach places, but the finest grit for that set is 320. I'd prefer to have this range extend to 600. The skew to the courser grit makes the narrow ones less useful than they would otherwise be. Regardless, this set beats wrapping sanding film around wood sticks and trying to keep the film from slipping when in use. I wish I had found this set sooner.