1" Standard Brilliant Grinder Bit

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1 Standard Brilliant Grinder Bit
$29.95 USD
Item# 70735
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Product Features

  • High quality diamond coating is long lasting
  • Precision Manufactured Solid Brass Body
  • Proprietary Diamond Bonding Technique
  • Grind your way to perfect fitting pieces

Product Description

The Brilliant Bit
Made from a solid brass body and stainless steel set screw, this bit will not corrode over time.
Techniglass uses a proprietary diamond bonding technique to layer diamonds to the metal for a more uniform result. The design improves bit performance by reducing the amount of vibrations transmitted through the glass which produce fatigue cracks. One inch diameter bits do not "bite" into the glass quite as much as 3/4" diameter bits, creating straighter edges and gentler curves. Use standard coarse bits for the majority of your grinding jobs - it's a perfect medium between having quick grinding and a smooth finish. 

 

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