Use a wheel specifically rated for grinding concrete or ceramic tile. It doesn't have to be a diamond wheel; titanium-coated, tungsten-coated or carbide coated wheels will also work.
No, you should never do that, it will defeat the purpose of having ceramic tile and it does not look good.
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According to the site, below:"Crown - the portion of the diamond between its girdle and its table - the Crown angle in the well-cut diamond should be 33 to 35 degrees."There, you can read more about diamond cuts.
The 'field test' for diamond is extreme hardness. You should be able to mark glass with it. You can only be certain of your find if you take it to a jeweler, who will use a probe to determine whether or not the stone you've found is an uncut diamond.
Marble itself is not toxic. However, when cutting or grinding it, the dust can be damaging to the lungs. It should always be done using water and proper ventilation.
You had better not use it, unless the diamond saw blade can be used under wet and dry condition.Diamond saw blades work best when cutting wet. The water will prevent the blade from overheating and distorting in shape, it reduce harmful dust created by cutting, and will remove the slurry from the cut. Diamond cannot withstand the forces involved at the elevated temperatures of dry cutting ceramic and abrasive materials, and will be subject to rapid tool wear and possible failure. Blade life is greatly extended by wet cutting. However, many saw blades are designed to operate either wet or dry.Dry saw blade should be limited to situations where water isn't available easily or used in electrical saws machine.When doing dry cutting, the blade should be allowed to cool off periodically. Cooling can be increased by allowing the blade to spin freely out of the cut. Cut this way for a few minutes, then you should start to see the cutting surface get some shape back, this causes the bond to wear away and expose the diamonds which do all the cutting. This allows cool air to pass between the segments.Dry diamond cutting is dangerous for persons unfamiliar with the risks and process.
If you have to ask should you be investing in this technology ?
What materials of the Blades is? If you need to grind Tungsten Carbide Blades, the Diamond Grinding-wheels should be your Best Choice. If you need to grind High Speed Steel Blades, Alloy Steel Blades or other steel blades, CBN Grinding-wheels should be your good choice. YingLong SuperHard Materials Manufactory is factory of Typed Grinding-wheels.
The answer here depends on how much ceramic you need to cut. * For small holes in ceramics, a hammer drill (about $80 US) is generally used. * For a few small cuts, edge trims, etc., a rotary tool (Dremel, for example, about $50) with a diamond disk (about $10) is excellent. * To cut a moderate amount of ceramic tiles, a circular saw (about $75) with a diamond wet/dry tile blade (about $30) is adequate. * For a large amount of tile cutting, for example to tile a typical bathroom or kitchen, a wet tile saw with diamond blade and steel guides (about $150) is essential. * To cut really big ceramics, a professional stone finisher / installer should do the job. They can cut to exact sizes, give shapes and edges that make the work attractive, and polish finishes to give the exact look that you want. Shops that work with marble, granite, limestone usually cut all kinds of ceramics, too.
Hey Barry ==This is the nature of ceramic pads. You just have to live with it. goodluckJoe Actually its because you bought the cheap ceramic pads and did not put the grease on the back of the pads. I have put many ceramic pads on my own vehicles and have never had one make any noise. If its bothering you next time put the ceramic noise reduction grease on the back. Should have came with the pads when you bought them. Also make sure and buy the more expensive ultra quiet ceramic pads. Yeah they are $5 more but well worth the extra.
Ceramic or neo-ceramic. It is designed to radiate heat.
I do not think that is a good idea.The rubber flooring should be removed and then new ceramic flooring should be laid on.
Quite possibly wrong, but I'm wondering if automotive brake cleaner might work. The residue seems similar and many brake pads are ceramic. Please try isopropyl alcohol rather than brake fluid first. It should cut it if its a black oily deposit. If it is iron deposit that has rusted from grinding. Lime-Away or CLR will desolve the rust..
There is really nothing to do. If he likes you, he likes you, and he will get an erection. Just grinding on him should be enough.
No, you should never do that, it will defeat the purpose of having ceramic tile and it does not look good.
Yes you should.. the unglazed ceramic is not good for you, I belive it's a long the lines of one of the cancer causing.