Profiling wheels and bull nosing bits .

[CJ]

Just had a quick look about.........and at the present exchange rate...........this one is £100.27 + shipping?

 

[DHTiling]

Don't forget colin that is a single purchase... buying in bulk from the manufacture makes a difference..

I just want feedback on interest and then prices can be looked into.

 

[DHTiling]

Also handy for skirting tiles to bull nose... or even pool copings..

 

[Scott]

Much quicker on window reveal than bevelling them all, id buy them and promote it massivley to the customer. Only needs a sample of a piece on the van to show them.

I like the idea of skirting tiles with that edge too, what about small upstands on worktops too?

 

[DHTiling]

Much quicker on window reveal than bevelling them all, id buy them and promote it massivley to the customer. Only needs a sample of a piece on the van to show them.

I like the idea of skirting tiles with that edge too, what about small upstands on worktops too?

The list of possibilities is endless IMHO... Remember you can bull nose porcelain tiles and then polish... no trims with polished porcelains on walls etc.. worth thinking about.

Make all corners softer to look at..

These bits are virtually none existent in the uk, so deffo a need for them as stone etc is so so popular now..

 

[mikethetile]

Scottleys right

you can steal a march on your competition by offering this now

 

[Daz]

I'd have them for my grinder. I've been looking at getting them from the US for a couple of months now, but Tradetiler would deffo be my preferred option .

 

[aqua blue]

I'm thinking outside corners. Handy wheel.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Just to add my £120-00 worth - they do take a little getting used too - about 1 linear metre of practise, but are an absolute must for all stonework.
Yes I would buy them from Tradetiler.

 

[CJ]

So Dave N...........its over to you :smilewinkgrin:

 

[DHTiling]

So Dave N...........its over to you :smilewinkgrin:

Pardon the pun... the Wheel is in motion...:lol:

 

[White Room]

Practice day at the lock up then

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Most of the marble lads I know use these, But with Flex or Makita variable speed, rather than grinders. I have used them to polish marble trav etc.

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

I might be wrong, and more than likely am, but I thought polishing could not be done with grinders. Variable speeds only eg. Flex etc.

 

[Sean Page]

I'd def be interested, I've already pm'd hillhead to ask about his as I have a trav job coming up that will need one.

Tradetiler would be VERY handy