Grinding stones Silver 100 pcs set, model 10478

Set of 100 grinding stones Silver, model 10478, is a collection of small abrasive heads designed for use with rotary tools and die grinders. The assortment includes multiple shapes and grit types suitable for shaping, deburring and surface finishing on metal, wood, ceramics and other common workshop materials. These grinding stones are intended for precision grinding, detail work and maintenance tasks in professional and hobby environments.

Advantages

The set provides a wide selection of stone shapes and sizes to address varied grinding and finishing needs without requiring multiple separate purchases. Stones are compact and compatible with standard rotary tool chucks and collets, allowing quick changes between tasks. Their abrasive composition is designed to offer consistent material removal and maintain form during typical use. The quantity in the set supports repeated small-scale operations and replacement needs for ongoing projects.

Suitable for

• Precision shaping and contouring of metal parts
• Deburring castings, welded joints and cut edges
• Detail sanding and finishing on wood and composite materials
• Surface preparation and smoothing of ceramic and stone pieces
• Hobby model making, jewellery repair and small maintenance jobs

Key specifications

• Contents: 100 small abrasive grinding stones in assorted shapes
• Compatibility: designed for use with rotary tools and die grinders with standard shank fittings
• Materials supported: metal, wood, ceramics, composites and common workshop substrates
• Applications: shaping, deburring, surface finishing and detail grinding
• Form factors: multiple stone profiles for access to flat, contoured and recessed areas

How to use

Select a grinding stone shape appropriate to the workpiece and secure it in the rotary tool collet or chuck according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Start at low speed to check stone balance and contact, then increase speed to the recommended range for the material being worked. Apply light, even pressure and use short passes to avoid overheating the workpiece and to maintain control. Allow the stone to do the cutting; avoid forcing it, which can shorten stone life or damage the workpiece. Replace worn stones from the set as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, dust mask and gloves. Secure the workpiece and maintain good ventilation when working with materials that generate dust. Match stone shape and abrasive aggressiveness to the task: finer stones for finishing and polishing, coarser shapes for material removal. Store stones in a dry container to prevent contamination and chipping.