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<p>This concrete grinding wheel&nbsp;is custom made for DustRam LLC, and is designed to fit an Edco TG-10, or other similar type&nbsp;of grinders which&nbsp;use&nbsp;MPP250-B 10" concrete grinding wheels.&nbsp; This&nbsp;10" concrete grinding wheel has 10 segments,&nbsp;30grit diamonds, and is modified&nbsp;to be&nbsp;a HARD BOND.&nbsp; Additionally, the diamond powders used in all our grinding wheels are&nbsp;of EXTRA HIGH QUALITY.&nbsp; This&nbsp;means&nbsp;our blades will last the longest,&nbsp;yet still deliver the production results you're looking for.</p>
<p>This&nbsp;MPP250-B 10" concrete grinding wheel is perfect for removing&nbsp;very&nbsp;SOFT thinset or concrete,&nbsp;and your best results for clean grinding will be&nbsp;achieved by using a <a href="[~31~]">CDCLaure PB-1250 vacuum</a>.</p>
<p>Some things to keep in mind.&nbsp; When using&nbsp;an Edco TG-10 concrete grinder or any grinder designed to use this type of grinding wheel,&nbsp;vacuums purchased&nbsp;from&nbsp;local "Big Box Stores"&nbsp;will be extremely ineffective at&nbsp;capturing the dust.&nbsp; If you plan on using those types of vacuums, be sure&nbsp;to use plenty of plastic and tape where necessary.</p>
<p>Because of&nbsp;the different types of concrete you'll&nbsp;likely run into, it&nbsp;suggested&nbsp;a <a href="[~74~]">MPP250-B 10" 30grit&nbsp;Soft Bond&nbsp;concrete grinding wheel</a> also be purchased.&nbsp; For those new to concrete grinding,&nbsp;if you use&nbsp;a 30grit&nbsp;hard bond on&nbsp;hard concrete,&nbsp;you'll find it won't hardly grind at all!&nbsp; This&nbsp;excessive "non" grinding&nbsp;causes&nbsp;your concrete grinding wheel to glaze&nbsp;from the heat generated.&nbsp;&nbsp;On the other hand, if you should only&nbsp;purchase a 30grit&nbsp;soft bond,&nbsp;what&nbsp;are the consequences&nbsp;when you&nbsp;run into&nbsp;soft concrete or&nbsp;cheap&nbsp;thinset?&nbsp; Well, you'll wear out your concrete grinding wheel quicker, plus&nbsp;you may not be able to control the speed in which you're removing concrete or thinset.&nbsp; Translated:&nbsp; You could quickly grind a shallow spot in the concrete if you aren't careful.&nbsp; You will also be&nbsp;unable to keep up with the dust generated by this dramatic increase of speed when grinding concrete or thinset. &nbsp;This is why you&nbsp;should have at the very least 2 different types of concrete grinding wheels.</p>
<p>Remember:<br /><span style="color: #ff6600;"><strong><span><strong>SOFT CONCRETE&nbsp;= use 30grit HARD BOND</strong></span><span><br /></span><strong>MEDIUM-HARD TO HARD CONCRETE&nbsp;= use 30grit SOFT BOND</strong><br /></strong></span></p>