💎 Dazzling Precision: Big Horn 19391 Diamond Burr - Unleashing Unparalleled Craftsmanship Review

Judging by the photos. I used a nozzle to wipe adhesive off a 1.5 x 2.5 foot section of a concrete floor in a bathroom. . A bit removed all leftovers. The chisel worked very well. After work, for example, it was 75% worn out. It's time to replace the racquet, but I'll use it a little more. hp I didn't want the dust to end up all over the house. For this reason, this bit was used near the entrance. For the rest of the floor I used an angle grinder.

So if it's not as rough as I really wanted why did I give it a 5? I am very impressed with the quality and the price. I needed to increase the spacing between some cement blocks in a foundation project and they are too good for that, but I won't judge them for my desire if they are impressive on their own. They're cutting cement, just too slow for my needs. They left a nice smooth slide (which I will fill with grout). I'll hollow out the cement with something else, but I'll leave them somewhere

Bought this set of diamond cutters to grind down two 12 inch long cracks on the outside of a basement wall before caulking to prevent leaks. The 1/4" shank fits my air sander. The long shanks and different head shapes were perfect for this project. A pointed drill was used to make a small V-groove in the surface of the cracks to make them more visible. . A cylindrical drill was used to make the groove deeper and wider.And a ball drill was used to cut the grooves to set the cement for the…