GT07 Mr. Polisher Pro, GSI Mr. Hobby

as expected

If you do any sort of model building or SLA print finishing you need this tool. Buy a few extra heads so you aren't swapping out sandpaper pads constantly and the pads will last forever.For cleaning up SLA print support areas this thing is BY FAR the best tool out there. I use it wet in conjunction with Flex-I-Files and the results are spectacular.I saw somebody complaining on here that the sandpaper loaded up too quickly. Use water folks, just like wet sanding your car, same idea. The silicon carbide abrasive will last a long time on SLA and plastic models and with just a little water it will give you much better results much faster.Buy the tool, buy extra heads for each grit you use, use a little water. You will end up using this thing all the time. Great product.

I like it. I’m using it to sand down a 3-D printed figure and it is the best to use to get rid of the lines, bit you can and will go through the sandpaper pieces fast!!

Easy to handle.

So much better than DIYing it with an electric toothbrush or other stuff. Save the time, this is worth the money.

this thing is awesome...i use it to remove the moldlines on my resin models and titans...the batteries last a long time surprisingly ( 2 AA's)....i would recommend getting extra sanding pads if you get this item....the pads i got were a bit fine for finishing, but i would recommend getting what the call course for the initial sanding/polishing

Mine was missing the 800 grit, and it had 2 pads attached out of the box.It feels flimsy, and cheap.The 600 grit was open with 1 pad missing.Did I get a referb? IDK, watching unboxings on youtube....did not have these issues.at the price point, re-chargeable batteries and type c connection should be standard.otherwise, it does work as expected, but I'll look for something else if it fails in the future.

This product works and works quite well (within reason), I'm just struggling to find it useful.I print 1:6 and 1:4 scale models, this thing is hyped all over YouTube by the model making community as a time saving sanding device that works better and faster than hand sanding. While it does work I'm just not finding it to be as useful as so many pushing it do. The head is slightly too large for detail work and too small for larger areas. The grits supplied are fairly fine grade (600, 800, 1000) meaning they clog quickly. Yes you can custom cut your own paper and use a spray adhesive to attach them but at that point you could also buy a $10 electric toothbrush spend 5 minutes modifying it and get the same results.It works it's just not as useful as I expected it to be based on the community hype. If it was half the price I could possibly see some use in it but at the current price I really wish I had passed.