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Cutting & Polishing Granite
I am looking to purchase diamond cutting products, blade, profile bits, polishing pads, coring bits etc..
Can someone recommend a brand? Looking for some quality products. I plan on doing to bull nose edges on granite slabs. According to this post : http://granitehelp.info/index.php?topic=221.0 This guy is telling i dont need to purchase a profiling machine. He is also suggesting his blade, which is some brand i never heard of. Please Advise. |
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Re: Cutting & Polishing Granite
I get a lot of my stone supplies from DeFusco also. I don't do slab however. Call Paul at 800 289 6834, he's quite hepful.
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Re: Cutting & Polishing Granite
The biggest manufacturers of granite polishing pads and edge profilers is Alpha and 3M (mostly for pads). There are tons of others like Diarex.
If you want quality, you won't go wrong with either of those. Do a search for them on the Internet and you will find all kinds of information and retailers selling them. Gran Quartz is one of the more well known dealers who specialize in these products you are interested in. http://www.granquartz.com/ |
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Re: Cutting & Polishing Granite
What would be the advantages of purchasing your own equipment?
I am guessing it is fairly expensive.
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Re: Cutting & Polishing Granite
To clarify ,
I am only purchasing equipment to bullnose & polish the edge. I can purchase slabs fairly cheap, So why not add them to my list? Cutting Slabs can be done with a skill saw and granite turbo blade. Rich, hows the quality on the defuscos blades and polishing pads? |
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