Bull-nosing

[Tile Marble Granite]

The reason I am posting these porcelain pictures in here is because I tend to treat the porcelain as stone using 1/16'' narrow grout joints, custom made shower shelf, bull-nosing etc

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Porcelain bull-nosing

 

[Unused Account 1]

Is that just a bullnose attachment for angle grinder

 

[Concrete guy]

Angle grinders are a bit fast, it needs to be variable speed, but yes it's simply an M14 profiling tool that attaches to a hand held machine.

The machine pictured is a Makita PW5000c with a speed range of 2000-4000rpm and a full water feed. You'd need that kind of equipment to produce the quality of finish in the images above.

 

[Italy]

awesome job. Bravo.
but some days. I think of one thing.
in uk. porcelain with narrow escapes. is still allowed?
Here, norms uni. prohibited.
maybe off topic.

 

[White Room]

awesome job. Bravo.
but some days. I think of one thing.
in uk. porcelain with narrow escapes. is still allowed?
Here, norms uni. prohibited.
maybe off topic.

Not sure what you mean Antonio ?

 

[Italy]

Not sure what you mean Antonio ?

laying tile. no joint of at least 2 mm.
It is allowed in uk?

 

[White Room]

laying tile. no joint of at least 2 mm.
It is allowed in uk?

British standard state minimum 2mm but I have seen 1mm used on a marble floor with ufh....

 

[Italy]

British standard state minimum 2mm but I have seen 1mm used on a marble floor with ufh....

as norms uni
thanks marc ;

 

[White Room]

as norms uni
thanks marc ;

I'm Mark with a K

 

[Italy]

I'm Mark with a K

it's different?
in italy all marco
ps SORBO. okay? ahaha

 

[Italy]

ouch !!!!
antonio did it again mess.
antonio did not know. what to be 1/16. "(sorry)
today found that being 1.5mm.
I had understood that. above photo. posed. approached.
then asked for. UNI regulations.
I apologize for misunderstanding.
have mercy on me. I old Italian

 

[merlecollins]

Angle grinders are a bit fast, it needs to be variable speed, but yes it's simply an M14 profiling tool that attaches to a hand held machine.

The machine pictured is a Makita PW5000c with a speed range of 2000-4000rpm and a full water feed. You'd need that kind of equipment to produce the quality of finish in the images above.

You think that Makita with that RPM range of 2000-4000 would be OK with Carrara marble? Or too fast?

 

[Time's Ran Out]

You think that Makita with that RPM range of 2000-4000 would be OK with Carrara marble? Or too fast?

See you haven't improved your looks!

 

[Concrete guy]

You think that Makita with that RPM range of 2000-4000 would be OK with Carrara marble? Or too fast?

That should be fine for Carrara, most polishing is done in the 3000 to 4000 rpm range with diamond pads at 100mm.

 

[merlecollins]

That should be fine for Carrara, most polishing is done in the 3000 to 4000 rpm range with diamond pads at 100mm.

Cheers. I had it in my head that 2000 was as fast as you should go with soft marbles..

Im just considering a few options regarding a wet polishr and this one does get some good reviews.