DEWALT DW4524 4.5-Inch x 0.25-Inch x 0.875-Inch Concrete/Masonry Grinding Wheel Review

The concrete wheel was perfect for what I needed. I had to buy 2 just for future use. He did exactly what I needed, smoothing out some of the roughness on the old bricks.

I was repairing a sidewalk and didn't like the result. I used this to sand down the top and it came out smooth. Keep rocking or you'll bite right into the concrete.

I had a raised stone patio for my wood stove and put laminate around it. This recessed center wheel allowed me to cut a 3/4" deep groove along the edge that is flush with the floor base. The 1/4" thickness was perfect for gliding the laminate. I used 1-2 wheels to about 12 linear feet, don't press too hard and watch for sparks.

This will take some time as I am trying to remove approximately 160m². Feet of brick color from the brick wall of my house (backyard area). At some point it will be finished. I use a variable speed angle grinder with these Dewalt concrete/masonry discs in combination with a Fein Multimaster and a Fine Carbide RaspTriangular attachment. The combination of these two power tools with accessories is ideal for removing paint from bricks. Dewalt discs will remove most of the paint. These are top…

Excellent quality blades. I had a sealant leak when the water leak repairman didn't seal the cracks well. The seal has stood for more than 10 years. I finally ordered this and a wire brush for my Dewalt angle grinder. Just for cleaning a concrete wall (removing dirt or rust spots) I would use a wire brush, which is very gentle on the surface. This blade is useful for removing aggressive sealer stains. a mess of dust particles in the air throughout the basement. If you're not careful, this blade

I bought this wheel to sand down sidewalks that have been damaged/raised by a tree root. It works well. You have to keep it moving or it could dig into the concrete. A lot of dust is generated when grinding concrete. I could hold the mill so the dust would move away from me. Every breeze brings it back because it's very fine dust. I was prepared with goggles and a dust mask. But I had to go back to the garage for earplugs, it's noisy. You need to give it some power to really take the concrete…