🔧 DAMO Bullnose Profiler: The Perfect Tool for Polishing Concrete Countertops Review

Works great on travertine with no noticeable wear after 50+ linear meters (the reviewer who received 7 linear meters of this tool is bunk, this is a quality tool). Get Stadea buffing pads for use after profiling, use both at low speed on a variable speed grinder/buffer.

I was hoping the price wouldn't disappoint me. This, combined with a 4" damo polisher and pads, a small wet saw, another 7" saw with a diamond blade, epoxy, and clamps was just what I needed to create a pretty darn nice round nose blade on granite 3 /4 to produce. I've only done about 10 feet of bullnose with it so far, but this thing shows no wear. Keep the revs fairly low. In the illustration, the factory edge is the left edge. The edge I made with it is the right side.

I bought this diamond shaping tool and used it to create my own rounded edge on granite countertops. expensive, but still better than paying a few hundred dollars to a granite specialist. First cut a strip of granite about 1.5 inches wide, "glue" this strip to the underside of the countertop with granite epoxy, clamp and allow to dry - Sand the edge into a bulbous nose shape with one at a time Angle Mounted Adjustable Speed Hand Profile Grinder - Finish the end result with diamond polishing…