• Small Mandrels are designed for precision work in tight spaces. Jewelers use them with miniature polishing wheels or abrasive tips to reach fine details, intricate patterns, and delicate settings without damaging surrounding areas. They are ideal for polishing prongs, engraving lines, or detailed filigree.

• Big Mandrels provide greater stability and are used with larger buffs or wheels for broader surface finishing. They are commonly applied in polishing rings, bangles, or flat metal surfaces, ensuring smooth and uniform results across wider areas.

Together, small and big mandrels give jewelers versatility—allowing both fine-detail polishing and efficient large-surface finishing.

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