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Saw those the other day on the counter. They look pretty good
I have to hold it tilted, I think I will expand
the passage, at least enter with the wheels.
Following on from a post I was moaning about the amount of dust getting into the Bosch variable speed grinder and constant running temps when cutting and profiling stone I bit the bullet and replaced my old Flex variable which finally gave up the ghost with 2 new Hiltis, one variable 125mm and one basic 115 mm. Built more suited for constant stone work.
I got those. Light as a feather. I probably won’t use them
Do the trims snag at all?
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Waluigi
Saw those the other day on the counter. They look pretty good
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Italy
does not pass from the hole I have in the van for 4/5cm
I have to hold it tilted, I think I will expand
the passage, at least enter with the wheels.
Not bad blades.. not as good as the marcrist etc but not really a surprise given the price difference
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Blunt Tool
Following on from a post I was moaning about the amount of dust getting into the Bosch variable speed grinder and constant running temps when cutting and profiling stone I bit the bullet and replaced my old Flex variable which finally gave up the ghost with 2 new Hiltis, one variable 125mm and one basic 115 mm. Built more suited for constant stone work.
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Waluigi
I got those. Light as a feather. I probably won’t use them
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One Day
Brilliant piece of kit and proper whisk too
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One Day
Now I like these, but I'm totally torn on wether they're needed. Convince me!
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Blunt Tool
External corner tile mitres are not popular up here even if offered for no extra so metal trim is the most popular choice and easier/quicker to do and safer as it has a built in vice to hold trim
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Bill
Do you change the blade to one without teeth or keep the one that is in the photo?
Do the trims snag at all?
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