Review on 🔧 DEWALT DW4961: Unleash Precision and Power with our 4-Inch Steel Backed Concrete Grinding Wheel by Brian West

MIGHT suffice if you're just looking to slim down a bit and there aren't any hard big rocks in the concrete mix, but I'd rather than Consider the finishing tool as a concrete leveling tool when you may need to remove more than 1/4 inch to level adjacent areas, or as I am trying to place a drainage puddle on the concrete slope in the wrong direction for proper drainage. Bottom line for me: it is ok for fine surface smoothing but not enough for cutting rocks in concrete unless you want to spend hours grinding. I have now bought a diamond blade for heavy stock removal and will be using that for smoothing work after the main removal is complete .