BonyTek 66 PCS 5 Inch 8 Hole Sanding Discs, 11 Discs Each of 40 60 80 120 180 240 Grits Hook and Loop Sander Sand Paper Assortment for Random Orbital Sander

The Velcro side is so bad it spins off the tool after about 30 seconds of use. After that it doesn’t stick at all. This doesn’t happen with any of the discs I normally buy... Diablo, etc. My backing pad is nearly new.

Arrived on time, works great, doesn't clog as fast as the paper available at the large box stores. I'm buying more to have on hand. Update I sand alot and this paper just doesn't clog or wear down fast at all, great product.

These are a great value set. I bought them to have a wider range of grit on hand, figured for the price I could go through a few for each project and still be ahead since the one's from HD cost less than a 1$ each whereas these averaged $0.20 each. They ended up being a great investment, they are excellent quality and seem to have lasted longer than the name brand I've gotten. Work well with the Dewalt ROS, it actually seems like they don't get clogged as bad as the ones you buy from the big box store. Not really sure how they are able to do that but I'm not complaining.

These work great and the price is right.*Update 5/24/19: With the lower grits especially, some grains come loose, and if you're not careful it can cause a curly-q pattern in the wood. It goes pretty deep so if it happens you're kind of stuck with it. I still like these, but the best thing to do is to do 10 to 15 seconds at a time, then blow on the wood and the grit, maybe even use a brush on both to get any loose grit out of there. This only seems to be a problem with 80 grit and less. Still a great price and this may be a problem on name brand ones too, so I stand by my original rating. Just be vigilant.

Dear bony Tek. Well I just used 1 pad today a number 40 grit. It doesn't hold up at all to use on my wood. I build cabinets for a living so I routinely use sanding pads and know how long they should last. Yours didn't survive 1 round. Strike 1. Second. You advertised them as 5 inches. They actually measure 4.75 inches. Yes I checked. That's probably why they don't last. They start tearing up on the edges because the edges barely approximate the orbital sander. Standard 5 inch pads are exactly 5 inches. I buy them at Lowe's all the time. Fix this problem pls, I'm not impressed or satisfied one bit. I returned mine.

the discs are made very well.I liked the variety of grits. The 40 grits are hard to find,and worked well.The price was was great for the amount of discs you get.I would reccomend anyone looking for orbital discs to get these. I have over 40 years experience working with wood products....Jim @ maroonclown6@gmail.com.

I was really worried that these would be too small or wouldn't stay on as some of the negative reviews mentioned but they fit great, stay on tight and last longer than I expected. Surprising quality. A relief after the ridiculously overpriced brands available at the big box store.I think it seem like that discs are too small because the outside edges that have the most use at the highest speeds wear out first. I imagine this would be true for all brands of sanding discs.I used these on the Black and Decker 5" random orbital sander I got on sale for $29. (I highly recommend by the way)

Among the worst sand paper I have used. As you can see in the picture the paper starts coming apart almost instantly on even a soft smooth wood like pine. Pictured was literally less than a minute going over a pine 2x6. The paper will continue to come apart all the way through. I was not able to use on any rough cut lumber. You will need 66 discs because it takes 4 times as many to finish even a small project. I own a local wood shop and I purchased these with really high hopes that they would be a decent quality. Also another issue that actually cost me more money is that the dark red color of the disk will bleed over onto your project. You then will have to buy good sandpaper to fix the issue. Not reccomend by me at all. If you are doing anything of any size. They may be ok for a bird house or something of that nature. Wear safety glasses whatever you do. The paper comes apart in chunks and slings to wherever it pleases.

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