“Pay the extra few dollars for the bi-turbo wheel.
This design is very stable on a right angle grinder.
This diamond wheel rocks! I resurfaced and cleaned 700sq ft of glue laden concrete in about 6 working hours. If you can find a vacuum attachment housing to fit this blade and your angle grinder you’ll be ahead of the game.”
“My granite buffing pads worked out great. I’ve never buffed the edge of a stone counter top before. I’ve gotten many compliments on my work. The pads were easy to use. At a great price too.”
“core drill cut through slate and concrete with ease. extremely inexpensive for the quality! also fast and easy returns when I ordered the wrong adapter.”
“I used my 2 1/2 inch dry cut diamond core bit on some fairly hard brick and it did a good job with drilling a perfect hole in short order. The only thing that occurred was that the set screw on the SDS adapter for the center drill loosened and fell out. I will be purchasing a new set screw for my adapter and this time I will use be using loctite to prevent it from coming loose.”
“Bought a 5" diameter wet diamond core bit and sds plus mandrel to bore through chert aggregate harder than granite! With the wet process it was a breeze. Extremely accurate hole shape and very, very clean stone cut. Easily went 14" into this amazingly resistant material. Love their wet core diamond bits!!”
“After years of hiring an outside contractors to core our existing sewer manholes to install a new sewer lines at $375 a time. I decided to shop for my own bits to core an 11” hole for the boot and 9” for the trough. I purchased a 11” and 9” from EdiamondTools and both bits did amazing! Well with the money and they have paid for there selves already!”
“The marble polishing kit worked perfect with my variable speed 90
Degree cordless drill. The speed is critical for best results.
I recommend this kit to anyone working with marble!!”
“Great performance for a reasonable price.
I use EDiamond Tools wet core bits. Just had an install in a brick on concrete wall. It required forty four 7/8" od x 7" dp holes be cored. One new bit did the job at 2" per minute for a nice straight hole. The cutting surface had about 80% left.”