hilux
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- south Wales
Poured concrete to high around stanchions. Need to take 5 to 10mm off around them. What is the easiest method? Concrete grinder, scrabble?
Removing high concrete.
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RWG Contracts
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- Samlesbury, Lancashire
Grinder probably
Boohoo
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- Newtownabbey
I've got one of these that does a good job but it depends on how much you've got to do.
www.screwfix.com
Segmented Diamond Grinding Cup 125mm x 22.2mm - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. For rapid removal of concrete and masonry. Ideal for removing graffiti and cleaning stone. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 1 minute.
For 5mm? You must be surgical with a Kango
Work the bit at a shallow angle and chip off the top, working towards you, jobs a good 'un.
"Surgical with a Kango": we save the 'Reservoir Dogs' treatment for special occasions... ?
hilux
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- south Wales
Do they fit on a standard grinder? What sort of area and depth would you work per hour?I've got one of these that does a good job but it depends on how much you've got to do.
Segmented Diamond Grinding Cup 125mm x 22.2mm - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. For rapid removal of concrete and masonry. Ideal for removing graffiti and cleaning stone. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 1 minute.
Boohoo
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- Newtownabbey
Yes they fit a standard grinder. Not sure on workrate, I've only used it for blending joins in concrete that weren't quite right.
dannewhouse
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- huddersfield
Take it your attaching to an existing building? And already got the steel work made?
I like to always have atleast 1 packer, then I try and be accurate on level sites so max 1" of Packers, some building manufacturers aim for 1"!!
I like to always have atleast 1 packer, then I try and be accurate on level sites so max 1" of Packers, some building manufacturers aim for 1"!!
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