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Which Grinder Should I Rent?

bikerneil

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I have read many, many threads and I am ready to pull the trigger on an Epoxy floor and I will be self-installing. I understand success is proportional to preparation so I will start with a few questions on preparation:

Which Diamond Grinder tool is best? I plan to rent the machine from Home Depot and I have seen people on this site using different models. One is much larger (and probably more cumbersome), and the other would seem to be more manageable - but will it get the job done?

The two floor grinders I am considering are:
Floor Polisher (Clarke American Sanders) http://www6.homedepot.com/tool-truc...3011c2&cm_mmc=CJ-_-4003003-_-11210757&cj=true

or...
Concrete Grinder (Edco) http://www6.homedepot.com/tool-truck-rental/Concrete_Grinder_10/50200-HD/index.html

I am concerned about handling / managing the bigger one (bottom one). I am guessing I will need to hand-grind corner areas?

Thanks.

Neil
 
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LegacyIndustrial

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Neil we use the DB as a secondary tool for smaller areas or getting close to walls. It does a good job but is slow.

The Edco will get the job done for sure. That would be my choice.


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Armorpoxy

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Edco is most popular and easy to use. Yes, hand grinding is often needed in tight areas, corners and edges.
 
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