In the case of 3/8 “demi-bullnose / round over; radius demi-bullnos.
5/8 of a pound “The arbor is compatible with the majority of tile saws.
Profiling marble, soft granite, porcelain, and travertine are some of the applications.
Utilizing vacuum brazed technology, which is significantly more durable than electroplated ones.
Application can be done wet or dry.
Diamond profile wheel B 3/8″ is compatible with the majority of tile saws with a 5/8” arbor. They are intended for 3/8 inch tubing “Marble, soft granite, porcelain, travertine, and other natural stone tiles can all benefit from demi-bullnose edge profiling. As a result of utilizing the most recent “Vacuum Brazed Technology,” our profile wheels are significantly more durable than the electroplated wheels currently on the market. They are extremely aggressive, and they leave a smooth and chip-free edge as a result. Diamond profile wheels can be used in both wet and dry conditions.
Ensure that the arbor thickness is 8mm and that the outside profile wheel thickness is 15.25mm before installing it in your tile saw guard.
Profile wheels are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, including 1/2 inch and 1 inch “On the DAMO storefront, you can find demi-bullnose and other similar items.
We, DAMO Diamond Tools, LLC, are the exclusive distributors of DAMO Trademark products, as evidenced by the clearly marked logo on the product listing and in the product image.
This item was purchased for use by my contractors. First and foremost, it does not produce a bullnose edge. In some cases, it will cut a sharp 90-degree angle followed by a bullnose edge, which is essentially the same as the edge of a countertop Dupont. The fact that it is a 6″ wheel (rather than a 7″ wheel) causes it to sit too high and never reach the tile. While it is true that you can elevate the tile, you will lose your guides – if not your fingers – because, at the required height, there is no way of bracing the tile against the guides and thus your fingers. This wheel would not fit on a wet saw with a blade that rises from the bottom because it is too wide for the slot in which it is intended to be used. I believe that with a better design, they may have a winner on their hands. First and foremost, it must be a 7″ wheel for use with 7” wet saws. Second, it must be constructed in such a way that it provides a true bullnose.
