Diamond hand flexy block

[Flintstone]

Are they hard or are they like those ones you get for decorating and rubbing wood work down

 

[Old Mod]

Are they hard or are they like those ones you get for decorating and rubbing wood work down

They're firm foam blocks

 

[Concrete guy]

50, 100, 200, 400 (electroplated) grits ideal for tidying up the edges of cut tiles for things like envelope cuts. Particularly porcelain.

The 800, 1500 & 3000 grit pads are resin and are more suited to stone and natural products.

We sell a lot of the #50 to glaziers for taking the razor sharp edge off cut glass and also to pre cast concrete companies for removing mold seams on finished castings.

They are also available as sheets, basically the diamond bit that's not glued to a foam block. These can then be attached to shaped block for specific profiles.

The sheets are often used by stonemasons wrapped around a finger for finishing drainer grooves and flutes.

They are very versatile products and we comfortably sell around 4000-5000 a year.

 

[Old Mod]

Yeah I've bought Alan's pads, they're very good too.

 

[White Room]

So's the price

 

[Cstiling]

I use the 50 and the 200 off ats all the time just clean up the edges of porcelain /ceramic great little product , couldn't be without them

 

[widler]

50, 100, 200, 400 (electroplated) grits ideal for tidying up the edges of cut tiles for things like envelope cuts. Particularly porcelain.

The 800, 1500 & 3000 grit pads are resin and are more suited to stone and natural products.

We sell a lot of the #50 to glaziers for taking the razor sharp edge off cut glass and also to pre cast concrete companies for removing mold seams on finished castings.

They are also available as sheets, basically the diamond bit that's not glued to a foam block. These can then be attached to shaped block for specific profiles.

The sheets are often used by stonemasons wrapped around a finger for finishing drainer grooves and flutes.

They are very versatile products and we comfortably sell around 4000-5000 a year.

Prices alan?

 

[widler]

Bugger, its ok, i can look on website