Now that live edge shelves have already passed into the dated trend phase, my wife would like some small live edge or fake live edge shelves along the wall. Considering it is only a handful of 10 inch shelves and nothing massive, I was thinking of grabbing a budget carving disc to cut into some of the leftover wormy maple I have lying around. The problem is that all I see are $12 questionable amazon company carving discs and the $150+ arbortech premium stuff, with not a lot in the middle. I'd like to avoid using just a sanding disc, which will probably make for too much roundover, but I'm at a loss with the search. Any recommendations?

so i i guess i didn't do as much research as i should have. I bought a 40 dollar grinder and now im seeing carving discs are twice that price. Can nothing be done with normal grinding discs? It came with 5. Not sure i want to invest another 60 or so on a kutzall carving disc. ugh. May be returning this for now. I already have a dremel but wanted to do bigger pieces

Has anyone used the chainsaw type wheels for angler grinders or other attachments for wood carving/shaping? Any thoughts or suggestions? I've got a 5" x 14" chunk of pine branch I would like to make into a holder for 3 candles and I thought this might be a way to go.