ECOEDGE 1 1/2" Full Bullnose Router Bit Portable Variable Depth Stone Edge Profiling Routers Base countertop repair renew granite marble concrete quartz stone edge fabricating shaping refinishing

Description

Important Remind: This package carrie: the Ecoedge plate and the V40 1 1/2" / 40mm Full Bullnose (M10 Type) only. The wet polisher variable speed is NOT included. Please make sure you have your own polisher / grinder (with 5/8"-11 thread arbor. speed / RPM below 5000 RPM). We also sell other types and sizes of M10 router bit (Eco Edge needs to use / work with M10 router bit and polisher). Please contact us if you need. Product Description The Eco-Edge transforms your (5/8"-11 Thread spindle) electric and pneumatic angle grinders and polishers into a powerful profile edging system that grinds and polishes marble granite concrete quartz. All necessary adapters and hardware to run any electric or pneumatic grinder with a 2 inch or less collar size is included. The Eco-Edge uses standardM10 and NO arbor router bits, no need to replace your bits with compatible products. The Eco-Edge router will transform most standard stone polishers and grinders into amazingly easy to use and portable granite and stone routers. Use your current wet or dry handheld grinder / polisher (5/8"-11 Thread arbor, grinder or polisher ideal speed is Below 5000 RPM), air powered or electric. This unit will fit many popular constant and variable speed grinders and wet polishers. The router was designed to fill the need for an affordable, compact, powerful, fully adjustable portable router for profiling and polishing the edges of granite and stone up to 4cm. Weighing in at a lean 6.3 pounds, this router is the lightest hydro float router available. The light weight design prevents the tool from catching processed stone and grinding it into the top surface under its own weight. The hydro float base also incorporates specifically engineered waterways that flush out processed stone so you wont have to worry about this tool leaving unwanted scratches on the stone surface. Considerable emphasis is placed on the lubrication of the diamond tooling.