Functions effectively as expected.

Outstanding tool for woodworking projects.

This tool is really good for making things like bowls and spoons. It works best when you use it gently, not trying to cut away too much wood all at once. It does the job well, but you have to be careful when you use it. Also, it's great for making smooth curves and detailed designs, which is very helpful for people who like to make things with wood and need to be precise.

This heavy and sharp tool processes trees quickly, but it has a drawback: a strong deviation of 7mm from the axis. It's unusable on a small grinder without rpm adjustment but works well on a larger grinder set to a minimum speed.

The rotary burr is really good for its price. It's great for making things like wooden bowls and big spoons from hard wood. It works best when you use it slowly and carefully, just like other people have said. It's strong and doesn't get damaged easily, even when you use it a lot. It's easy to hold and use, so you don't have to worry about it slipping or making mistakes. You can put it on different kinds of grinders, which is handy because you don't need to buy a special tool for it.

The tool works as described, showing no signs of wear after a few hours of sculpting white oak, perfect for sculpting curved areas.

The product works well with no drawbacks.

The tool requires careful handling and slow usage, and it's advised to use the side handle that comes with the grinder.

I used it to grind bowl shapes in wood. Worked pretty well.

There was disappointment with the power of the item, but I didn't return it.

The tool worked very well on various types of wood, including curly maple and blood wood, for making small spoons.

Two attempts with the tool resulted in out-of-round issues and excessive vibration, making it unusable despite its effectiveness.

The tool takes practice to control and can be difficult to remove from the grinder, but it's a valuable addition for woodworking.

Initially hard to control, possibly due to lack of experience, but improvement is noted with use. A variable speed grinder is considered for better control.

The tool is effective for making bowls and spoons, best used with a light touch and not for removing too much material at once.

Initial skepticism was replaced by satisfaction after a few uses, with no complaints yet.

It's effective for carving queen ann style legs in hard maple, offering better control than other tools and a valuable addition to the toolbox.

It requires practice to control due to a little kick, but it's a worthwhile addition for woodworking enthusiasts. However, there's an issue with unscrewing it from the grinder.

The product is praised for doing a very good job.

Too much vibration and jump.