From the Manufacturer The SECCO 3/4" full bullnose shaping and polishing profile package is the ideal combination of tools used to produce a 3/4" full bullnose decorative edge on tile, counter tops and other natural stone and concrete surfaces 3/4" in thickness. This kit includes a SECCO 4" variable speed wet polisher, 3/4" full bullnose diamond profile wheel and a complete set of 4" diamond polishing pads. The polishing pad set includes 1 each 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 3000 grit polishing pads and a 10,000 grit final buff pad. This set also includes the rubber backer pad needed to attach the diamond pads to the polisher. This kit includes a 3/16" radius vacuum brazed diamond profile wheel. This vacuum brazed profile wheel is designed to produce a 3/4" full bullnose (1/2 round) edge on natural or engineered stone and concrete. Very simple to use, the wheel screws directly on this tool. Our profile wheels feature an internal water feed for optimum cooling of the bit. A nylon guide on the top of the bit rides on the surface of the stone and a lower bearing controls the depth of cut for consistent shaping. Turn on the water and the grinder, apply some force parallel with the working surface, you're on your way to that custom edge. After you shape the edge, attach the included Velcro backing pad onto the grinder and start the polishing process with the 100 grit pad (50 grit is included however it is very aggressive and should be used with caution). Continue polishing with each grit included with this kit ending with the 10,000 grit polishing pad and the factory shine can be achieved.
M**R
Great
The tool and all the accessories work just fine. A lot of what you're paying for here are the disks, edge grinder, and pad. Those things alone contribute to around $100 of the cost here. Additionally the head of the angle grinder has been modified to allow water to flow through it, and a GFCI to protect yourself from working with electricity and water, if electricity arcs it will shut off. When you are using this, it will produce a lot of water. If you are making the counter indoors with a wood floor, you will likely want to create some kind of catch basin or water channel. The tool itself has a good amount of power, although this is not super high end, I've had no problems with overheating.Hope that helps.
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