KutzallExtreme Shaping Dish - Coarse, 4-1⁄2" (114.3mm) Dia. X 7⁄8" (22.2mm) Bore - Woodworking Angle Grinder Attachment for DeWalt, Bosch, Milwaukee. Abrasive Tungsten Carbide, DW412X90

I'm using this to shape walking sticks and canes, but am considering bigger projects after seeing how easy it can be to remove wood with some precision. It removes a lot of material with great control. I press very lightly and it chews effortlessly. If you press down, it cuts quick, and I've overdone it a few times by mistake. If you are carving bears from logs or something you might go with the medium, but I have the medium, and this is fine grit is the one I would keep if I could only have one. This is not "Fine" like sand paper, think 30 grit or so. This will make your wood rasp a touch up tool. They now make the "Fine" in the flatter design, and that actually may be preferable for some applications if you need to leave more level surfaces sometimes. At $60, it is pricey, but when you can work this fast and accurately, it is more than doubling my speed working with wood, with little effort and lots more joy, so it pays for the extra cost very quickly. It makes it feel like I'm doing art vs. work. You just have to exert enough force to hold you angle grinder and the wheel does the rest . I've actually just been putting my angle grinder in my wood vice and using it like a bench grinder to great effect. I've loaded it up a few times in spots with some damp wood or green pithy wood, but as suggested, a propane blow torch cleans it quick with a wire brush to touch up. In addition, this thing seems like it will last forever, saving the time of changing wheels, or buying new wheels. On a final note, this leaves wood more smooth than the "medium", as you would expect, but is close in amount of wood it removes due to having more teeth I would guess. I'll update later as I use them both more. Both are great.WEAR GLOVES. I removed a chunk skin from my finger in a split second. Sanding disks can be a bit forgiving, this is not.

Amazing tool, easy to use and work with, I thought it was going to be something that would be too effective and I would need to learn how to handle it properly but really it is almost intuitive how it works.I went from using a cheaper tool that left a scratched and rough surface and this one leaves one that you barely even need to sand if you're slow and careful enough.That being said the name KutzAll is a good name, this thing doesn't care if its wood or your fingers, I got a little careless with it and it removed a bit of my thumb for it, so do be careful it works like they say it does.

I recently got into power carving and got kitted up. (I've been watching a lot of Bastion Head videos on-line). I took a chance on this to see how well it can do curves and smoothing over of the slightly scalloped cuts of other tools. It is tremendous. You can get very good exposure of the cutting surface to the wood and some fast smooth cuts. Because it is basically a spiky abrasive surface it is not prone to catches, but it can run away a bit because it has so much friction contact with the wood. Still probably the safest of the power carving attachments I've tried out.

Worked very well on hard wood. It took me about a hour and a half to carve enough out of a log to fit a small flower pot inside of it.

I would say overall it’s what I expected. Definitely a little pricey, but supposedly the longevity of the dish is good. Used it on monkeypod wood. Using the dish is easy, cuts through the wood without a problem. It did however seem to clog up a lot. I just used a metal brush to clean it then get back to shaping. Would by more dishes/disks if it was cheaper.

It's worth spending the extra money!! I first got one of the cheap knockoffs and it would kickback every chance it got, also because it would always kickback, it would tighten itself to the point I had to actually cut it off my grinder which in turn ruined my grinder!! Spent a little extra money and got a kutzall disk and you really get what you pay for! The kutzall disk is soooo much better!! Less kickback, less clogging, easier to remove, and it has yet to try and kill me (story for another day) it also just eats the woods! It's like the extreme flair burr on steroids.

This extreme very coarse shaping disc chews through even hard wood. These discs may seem pricey when compared to the knock-off brands, but there's really no comparison in quality. With Kutzall disc there is no clogging or skipping on the wood. I have a dozen Kutzall shaping discs and burrs in different grits and have been super impressed with each one. Easy to clean with a non-metal brush in between carvings or a little heat if needed. I store each one in separate boxes to prevent damaging the teeth in my tool bag. These discs will last years if taken care of.

I ordered the Kutzall extreme shaping dish and thought to myself " Meh, I'll give it a try." Holy cow!!!!! This is awesome. I also used it with a Bosch Variable-Speed Angle Grinder. I think that made a difference as well. I think it goes from 2500 rpm to 11,500 rpm. Instead of a typical angle grinder that is always at a full blown 11,000 and no way to slow it down. As I used the disc I played with the speed. I noticed at 11,500 rpm it was hard to stay steady and that disc really cuts in. I pulled back by half and My, My, My it was beautifully cutting and smoothing at the same time. I hardly had to sand it and it was easy to control. I loved the disc soooooo much I purchased all of their other bits. I haven't used those yet but, If they're anything like the shaping disc. I'm sure I will love them.