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[QUOTE="Concrete guy, post: 739857"] For the reasons Darren states here is why we make the cutting head on the B5 slightly less aggressive. The B10 can be too much for a 10mm marble or travertine as these are a "one grit cuts all" piece of kit. As a general rule go for a tool half the thickness of the product you're working with. Half bullnose tools. 10mm/12mm tile = B5 15/20mm tile = B5 or B10 depending how much profile you require. 25/30mm slab = B15 40mm slab = B20 50mm slab = B25 Full bullnose tools are fixed though, they are designed to cut a single thickness product in one go and the stone needs to be pretty well calibrated. 20mm tile/slab = V20 30mm tile/slab = V30 40mm tile/slab = V40 50mm tile/slab = V50 We also offer Ogee in 20mm or 30mm if you wanted to offer a more detailed finish. [/QUOTE]
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