⚙️ APLUS 5-Inch Turbo Diamond Cup Grinding Wheel, Grinding Disc for Concrete, Granite, Stone, Marble, and More Review

This grinding wheel was perfect for my project needs. I had a piece of granite slab that needed to be moved about 1/4 inch from the side to fit the space I was putting it in. I was hoping that the granite would hold up and not crack using this grinding wheel and it worked perfectly. No problems sanding and the piece fitted perfectly. I highly recommend it if you're looking for an easy and quick way to remove a layer of granite, concrete, etc. A+

Works great in my Ryobi grinder with no attachments, washers, adapters etc. Thing MELTS concrete, no need to move it at an angle as with metal it goes flat and smooth , and the concrete is easy to remove. I used this to sand down a 20'x16' magazine for an epoxy floor installation. It's ROUND! As others have said, wear a mask, have a fan and best of all hook up to a store bought vacuum. Creates a TON of DUST! Great product, don't know why others are charging $40+ if this works great save your $.

I bought this to replace the thinner version I will be using for shaping concrete. I was faced with a very uneven concrete slab under which I had to install a solid rim shower tray. After marking the contact points of the pallet with this wheel itself, align these points. The wheel ran almost perfectly smooth (very balanced) and more contact points provided smooth contact with the concrete to shape it. The price was slightly better than all my local options. Highly recommended.

This is one of the few 9 inch diamond cups I've been able to find and so far so good. I mainly plan to use it to smooth and smooth rough or lumpy concrete surfaces. The larger diameter should help make the parts flatter. I put it on a 7/9" Dewalt buffer/buffer with 5/8" to 7/8" nuts from another angle grinder. Fits snugly on the cup wheel, but works. It comes with a very thin 22mm OD x 20mm ID sleeve to make it fit. I do not know what? Look closely and you can see him sitting on the steering…

I bought this to remove a thin layer after removing loose tiles from the floor. I put this wheel on an inexpensive Chicago Electric 4 1/2" angle grinder from Harbor Freight Tools (sells for about $10). The Hardiebacker board. The only problem was lots and lots of dust. The grinder has a partial dust cover, but not full coverage with vacuum attachment. I wore an N95 mask but the dust got all over the room I was working in. If you can get a full-cap vacuum attachment (Revain has them for about…