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if anyone is needing to roundover stone/granite edges ive just used a company in kent DK HOLDINGS LTD.they supply all types of cutting polishing gear.i used a large router bit ... -
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roundover or bullnose edge
if anyone is needing to roundover stone/granite edges ive just used a company in kent DK HOLDINGS LTD.they supply all types of cutting polishing gear.i used a large router bit on a grinder with 14mm thread to finish slate slabs, perfect finish.the catch is £100.00 +vat.if used regularly may well be worthwhile.tel no 01580 891662.
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