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Those are the ones, around the £15 to £25 mark. For everyday grinding and problem solving they are ideal. Very dusty though.
It was Nice to talk to you earlier. it's good putting a voice to some of the names on the forum.
The next production run of these is on the 20th March, so we should have them before the end of the month.
Discuss what grit grinding cup from ATS is best for adhesive removal ? in the Australia Tiling Forum area at TilersForums.com.
C
Concrete guy
Hello Cam,
Our grinding cup wheels are a bit specialist, not really what you'd be using for adhesive removal (although they will quite happily perform this task), they are more designed for stock removal of stone during stonemasonry processes are aluminium backed and are priced accordingly. We're working on a less expensive range of products for everyday grinding tasks.
In reality the best product available for adhesive or surface coating removal is a PCD cup wheel, (polycrystalline diamond), but again these tend to a be a bit pricey although they are extremely effective.
Most of the guys I've come across that use cup wheels tend to use generic single or double row cups that are available for concrete grinding, these tend to be a bit cheaper.
We will have products of this nature available in the future along with a number of other items currently on my wish list!
Our grinding cup wheels are a bit specialist, not really what you'd be using for adhesive removal (although they will quite happily perform this task), they are more designed for stock removal of stone during stonemasonry processes are aluminium backed and are priced accordingly. We're working on a less expensive range of products for everyday grinding tasks.
In reality the best product available for adhesive or surface coating removal is a PCD cup wheel, (polycrystalline diamond), but again these tend to a be a bit pricey although they are extremely effective.
Most of the guys I've come across that use cup wheels tend to use generic single or double row cups that are available for concrete grinding, these tend to be a bit cheaper.
We will have products of this nature available in the future along with a number of other items currently on my wish list!
cam_low
TF
C
Concrete guy
Those are the ones, around the £15 to £25 mark. For everyday grinding and problem solving they are ideal. Very dusty though.
It was Nice to talk to you earlier. it's good putting a voice to some of the names on the forum.
cam_low
TF
C
Concrete guy
The next production run of these is on the 20th March, so we should have them before the end of the month.
cam_low
TF
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