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hillhead

My current profiler is done so a new one is being ordered in the morning,
I'm treating myself to a makita top spec variable speed polisher/grinder, a new bullnose bit for it, diamond pads, a marble vanity grinder blade, a 1mm thick porcelain cutting blade and whatever else i spot tonight..:smilewinkgrin:
Stonetools stock the lot and their prices are the best around as far as i see.
Check their website Dean, and droooooooooooooool.... like me.
 
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Thespanishtiler

Nice one Hillhead fully tooled up :thumbsup:

stone tools do the lot

I have had a 15mm bull nose router for years but got the 5mm router a couple of months back and find it gives a sharper more up to date look for the more modern contempory bathrooms I tend to be doing these days.

also the velcro backed Silicon carbide disks are much easier to use than the glue ons, that said I tend to use dry diamond pads on trav and limestone , only use sc on marble.

the makita is a great machine it has some real power.

check out their filler tints, I have the full range and the price is good lasts for ages too, mix with straw, clear and white polyester filler you can get all stone colours no probs

Happy tiling
 
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Topshop

Great thread. Very good info. Is there a way to blog the posts here?

The thing I like about stone floors best is that if you fill the grout lines and do a grind in place you can have a floor that is very maintainable. If the grout is level with the stone you don't get the dirt trap between the tiles like a ceramic floor.
 
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hillhead

Got my new tools this evening from stonetools.
I only ordered late yesterday evening too !!!
I already have the discs for polishing but got a new bullnose bit as you see.
Brilliant prices and service from stonetools.



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