What can you do with it?
For sharpening, deburring, and general-purpose grinding. Typical uses include removing mold marks and excess glaze, sharp tile edges, and glass engraving.
These grinding stones are tougher than aluminum oxide points and are made specifically for use on hard materials such as glass and ceramics.
How to use?
Use the side of the accessory for the best finish at an angle.
Materials to use on:
For grinding and etching stone, glass, ceramics, porcelain, and non-ferrous metals
Recommended speeds (RPM):
Ceramics: 35,000
Glass: 35,000
Stone: 10,000 - 15,000
For DREMEL
Have you ever wished you could get your housework done faster and repair every single corner in one single motion? If you still don't know that there is a way for this to happen, it is time to get acquainted with the American company DREMEL. It is committed to making your life easier by creating top-tier high-speed rotary tools.
Dremel was founded in 1932 by Albert Dremel in the American town of Racine, Wisconsin. The first multi-functional tools were invented by him. Subsequently, many new innovations established themselves on the European market. But all of them are united by Dremel's commitment to the constant creation and production of high-speed electric and rotary tools that make everyday life easier for both professionals and ordinary people. This is a promise the company has kept for the past 80 years and a promise it makes for the next 80 years.
In 1993, the company became part of the large family of the German company BOSCH, and today it is part of "Robert Bosch Corporation Tool", located in Mount Prospect, Illinois. This is further proof of the quality provided by the company, as the "Bosch" group cares deeply about its customers and the high-quality services it offers.
Dremel provides its consumers with a rich range of products for various fields of application – both professional and for hobbyists. The American company's client list is endless. Starting from carpenters, passing through consumers engaged in glass engraving, and ending with vintage car restorers. For each of them, Dremel always has practical products and the best solutions.
Dremel uses high speed and rotation at the core of most of its innovative tools to get the job done perfectly. By using the right tool from the company's rich range, you can perform multiple functions: drilling, sanding, sharpening, cutting, cleaning, polishing, grinding, milling, woodcarving, and engraving. Most of the company's models are battery-operated, becoming known on the market as the "Dremel Freewheeler".
The company is so popular worldwide for its rotary tools that its name has become synonymous with all tools based on this principle, regardless of which company makes them.
Throughout the years, Dremel has constantly expanded its range of accessories and tool attachments. They develop multi-functional tools – corded and cordless, as well as other tools like glue guns and over 150 accessories and attachments for them. All these products are made to provide you with the right solutions for your projects.
Dremel is known for its innovations. Its most popular technology is lithium-ion, used in rechargeable batteries, guaranteeing high standards of quality, ergonomics, and functionality.
Dremel is constantly evolving and endlessly searching for new and new ideas to improve their existing tools or create completely new ones. In this evolution, they commit even further to their customers, giving them the opportunity to provide their suggestions and ideas for the future development of the company's wide range. So if you have a brilliant idea, don't hesitate to share it with... Dremel.
Please note that quantities are limited and dynamic. At the time of ordering, the item may be out of stock. We will notify you in a timely manner in the event that we are unable to fulfill the order.