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Royal Glam Hardwood Wrist Rests

Feb 9, 2016

I have this wrist rest from two drops ago. I have to say I was not happy with the initial purchase. It was not coated, nor sanded very well (had a lot of cuts and scratches on it). After a week of using it, the area under my hand was textured and irritating to my skin due to my sweat soaking in to the wood. I recently (finally lol) sanded the thing down and thoroughly oiled it. Haven't had it oiled long enough to know if it will prevent the same issue from occurring. Perhaps this is just how a wooden wrist rest is, having to often maintain it, but from what I've heard the other wrist rest options out there are much higher quality.

Feb 9, 2016

WoodLab Kevin

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Royal Glam

Feb 10, 2016

mokgrem1st, I apologize about issues you have; 2nd, in common sense, hardwood wrist rest is a very sample products, yes, it is. you even can make it by yourself. But I have to say I made this products for 4 years, and even now, I still think whether I can use something or ways to make it much more better? Recently, I work with a jewelry workshop, and I see they used high speed polishing machine to make it shine and glossy. Then I test in wood, I used polishing machine with wool and cotton with Osmo oil. It works, the wood looks very shine and smooth, so I will used this craft in production. For example we used #120 to sand the wood's surface in first time by machine, it might come some scratches as yours, now we used#320 sand the first time by machine, and then #480,#600#1000#1500 by hand to finish it(ebony is #3000 sand finished),and I will qc every items I sent to MD

Feb 10, 2016