In all honesty I am a little jealous. You are getting the prom queen and I got her slightly older and a little heftier with a two-pack-a-day-habit sister ...................................
But hey. She can still cook. so it is all good. Call during the install if you have any Questions that I night be able to help with.
Yes, we run diamond button head mills positions 1 - 4 and then polish by hand. Actually one of my fabricators is pretty good and he uses a 3" backer with 4" pads on an air polisher to polish the flutes. Just mask the surface with a few layers of duct tape for when the pad tries to squirrel its way out of the grooves.
Matt Lansing
Stone Innovations, Inc.
Plover, WI USA
"The difference between an obstacle and an opportunity is our attitude towards it. Every opportunity has a difficulty, and every difficulty has an opportunity.
We bought a blade a couple years ago for our bridge saw that is rounded and makes perfect drain grooves. For polished granite grooves, we use those stick on floor tiles (some kind of adhesive backed hard rubber) you can get at home depot. Stick to the surface, cut the grooves, then polish. The tile is rigid enough to ensure that the profile doesn't get sloppy from the polishing pads.
I am getting an Omag Profiler, 2005 model.
It came with a full assortment of tooling. It has the full set of ADI drain board tools(to polish), not the fluted kind.
Bevel, bullnose, TP, Ogee, half bull, demi bull and eased.
Sweet.
It will be here Sat/Sunday.
Chris V.
830-469-2298
"A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have." -Gerald Ford
There are 11 set of tools with your machine. 5 sets have only been calibrated and never run (except for showroom sample pieces) the other sets are in excellent condition. These guys (whom you purchased the machine from) are the poster children for PM of machinery, imo. They know tooling and machines, for sure.