KIPMONT Profile Wheel User Manual
Features
- Vacuum Brazed Diamond Technology – Provides fast shaping and long service life.
- CNC-Machined Steel Body – Maintains its shape during use for accurate profiling.
- Nylon Guide – Helps guide the tool without scratching the stone surface.
- Built-In Depth Control Bearing – Helps control cuting depth and prevent over-cutting.
- Standard 5/8"-11 Thread – Fits most angle grinders and polishers.
- Wet or Dry Use – A small amount of water is recommended to reduce heat and dust.
Tool Compatibility
- Compatible with most standard 5/8”-11 angle grinders and wet polishers.
- Can also be used with M14-thread tools when a suitable 5/8”-11 to M14 adapter is installed.
- Compatible with many popular power tool brands, including Makita®, DeWALT®, Milwaukee®, Bosch®, Metabo®, Flex®, and many others.
Product Overview
KIPMONT Diamond Hand Profile Wheels are designed to create the most commonly used countertop edge profiles, including demi-bullnose (half bullnose), full bullnose, beveled, ogee, straight (square), and eased edges. They are suitable for a wide range of materials, including quartz, granite, marble, engineered stone, porcelain, concrete, limestone, travertine, bluestone, and many others.
Typical applications include shaping and profiling countertop edges, sink cutouts, vanity tops, shower curbs, pool coping, wall caps, stair nosings and many other stone fabrication projects. They can also be used to create laminated and built-up countertop edges that achieve the thick-edge look, and are equally suitable for new fabrica on, edge repair and modification work commonly found in kitchen remodeling and renovation projects.
The wheels fit most angle grinders and polishers with a standard 5/8”-11 thread spindle, allowing users to work on-site using their existing tools without the need for dedicated profiling equipment. Even users with limited experience can create professional edge profiles. Suitable for countertop fabricators, installers, contractors, remodelers, stone professionals, and DIY users.
Vacuum brazed diamond technology provides fast shaping and long service life. The CNC machined steel body maintains its shape during use for accurate profiling. The nylon guide helps the wheel follow the stone surface smoothly, creating a consistent profile without scratching the stone, while the built-in bearing helps control cuttinng depth and prevent overcutting.
Product Specifications
| Item No. | Shape | Profile Size | Grit Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| B316P1 | Demi Bullnose | 3/16" (5mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| B316P2 | Demi Bullnose | 3/16" (5mm) | #60/70 Medium |
| B014P1 | Demi Bullnose | 1/4" (6mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| B038P1 | Demi Bullnose | 3/8" (10mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| B038P2 | Demi Bullnose | 3/8" (10mm) | #60/70 Medium |
| B012P1 | Demi Bullnose | 1/2" (13mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| B012P2 | Demi Bullnose | 1/2" (13mm) | #60/70 Medium |
| B916P1 | Demi Bullnose | 9/16" (14mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| B20P1 | Demi Bullnose | 3/4" (19mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| B25P1 | Demi Bullnose | 1" (25mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| B30P1 | Demi Bullnose | 1-1/4" (32mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| V20P1 | Full Bullnose | 3/4" (20mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| V25P1 | Full Bullnose | 1" (25mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| V30P1 | Full Bullnose | 1-1/4" (32mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| V40P1 | Full Bullnose | 1-1/2" (38mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| V40P2 | Full Bullnose | 1-1/2" (38mm) | #60/70 Medium |
| V50P1 | Full Bullnose | 2" (51mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| F20P1 | Ogee | 3/4" (20mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| F30P1 | Ogee | 1-1/4" (32mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| E316P1 | Bevel | 3/16" (5mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| E038P1 | Bevel | 3/8" (10mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| E012P1 | Bevel | 1/2" (13mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| E20P1 | Bevel | 3/4" (20mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| E25P1 | Bevel | 1-1/4" (32mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| HB13P1 | Hollywood Bevel | 1/2" (13mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| Z30P1 | Straight Edge | 1-1/4" (32mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
| Z50P1 | Straight Edge | 2" (51mm) | #30/40 Coarse |
Note: Profile Height refers to the size of the edge profile created by the wheel. It does not refer to the thickness of the countertop or stone slab.
Usage Instructions
➊ Preparation
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| Secure Installation | Install the KIPMONT profile wheel securely onto the tool before use. |
| Water Supply | Can be used wet or dry. A small amount of water is recommended whenever possible to reduce heat & dust. For wet polishers, allow a light water flow through the tool. For tools without water feed, use a spray bottle or wet cloth to keep the work surface wet. Avoid excessive water. |
| Safety Gear | Wear safety glasses, gloves and a dust mask. |
➋Operation Steps
① Positioning
- Keep the nylon guide firmly against the stone surface at all times.
②Profiling
- Keep the hand profiler against the edge.
- Move with smooth, even passes along the edge.
- Do not force the tool. Use light pressure and let the tool do the work.
③Completion Check
- Profiling is complete when grinding noise becomes minimal.
Tips
WHEN TO USE A MEDIUM-GRIT PROFILE WHEEL
In most applications, the coarse-grit wheel is followed by polishing.
After the coarse-grit wheel, you may also use a medium-grit wheel before polishing to create a smoother surface.
In some applications, a medium-grit finish may be all that is needed.
THIN MATERIAL APPLICATIONS
If the stone thickness is equal to or less than the profile size, the built-in bearing may not contact the edge properly.
In this case, clamp a flat support strip beneath the stone edge to increase the effective thickness and provide a guide surface for the bearing.
POLISHING STARTING GRIT
For profiles created with a coarse-grit wheel, polishing typically starts with a 50-grit polishing pad.
For profiles created with a medium-grit wheel, polishing can typically start with a 100-grit polishing pad.
TOOL SPEED
Run the tool at a speed that provides smooth operation and good control.
Excessive vibration is a sign that the speed may be too high.
USE ADAPTERS
Angle grinders with M14 thread spindles can be used with a 5/8"-11 to M14 adapter.
Maintenance & Storage
✅ Clean the profile wheel after each use to remove debris and slurry.
✅ If water is used for cleaning, dry the wheel thoroughly before storage.
✅ Store in a clean, dry location away from direct sunlight and corrosive substances.
✅ Inspect periodically for signs of wear or damage. Replace worn wheels as needed.
Safety Guidelines
- Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, gloves and a dust mask.
- Keep both hands on the tool during operation.
- Disconnect power before changing or inspecting profile wheels.
- Keep bystanders at a safe distance during operation.
Warranty & Support
If you have any questions, please contact our support team.
Email: support@kipmont.com
Website: www.kipmont.com
How to Use a Diamond Hand Profile Wheel for Stone Edge Profiling
Step 1: Install the Profile Wheel
Install the KIPMONT diamond hand profile wheel securely onto a compatible angle grinder or wet polisher with a standard 5/8"-11 spindle. For M14 tools, use a suitable 5/8"-11 to M14 adapter.
Step 2: Prepare the Work Area
Secure the stone piece before operation. Wear safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask. Use water whenever possible to reduce heat and dust during grinding.
Step 3: Position the Tool
Place the nylon guide firmly against the stone surface. Keep the guide in contact with the material throughout the profiling process to maintain a consistent edge shape.
Step 4: Profile the Stone Edge
Move the profile wheel along the edge using smooth and even passes. Apply light pressure and allow the diamond wheel to remove material naturally. Avoid forcing the tool.
Step 5: Finish and Polish the Edge
After achieving the desired profile, continue with polishing pads to refine the surface. Coarse profile wheels typically start polishing with a lower grit pad, while medium-grit profiles can begin with a higher grit polishing pad.
Step 6: Clean and Store the Tool
Clean the profile wheel after use to remove stone debris and slurry. Dry completely if water was used, then store it in a clean, dry place.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What materials can KIPMONT Diamond Hand Profile Wheels be used on?
KIPMONT Diamond Hand Profile Wheels are designed for profiling a wide range of stone materials, including quartz, granite, marble, engineered stone, porcelain, concrete, limestone, travertine, and bluestone. They are commonly used for countertop edges, sink cutouts, vanity tops, shower curbs, stair nosings, and repair projects.
2. What tools are compatible with KIPMONT profile wheels?
KIPMONT profile wheels fit most angle grinders and wet polishers with a standard 5/8"-11 thread spindle. Tools with an M14 thread can also be used when combined with a 5/8"-11 to M14 adapter.
3. Should I use a coarse-grit or medium-grit profile wheel?
A coarse-grit profile wheel is typically used for fast material removal and shaping. After coarse profiling, polishing is normally required. A medium-grit profile wheel creates a smoother surface and may reduce the amount of polishing needed for some applications.
4. Can KIPMONT profile wheels be used dry?
Yes. KIPMONT profile wheels can be used for wet or dry applications. However, using a small amount of water is recommended whenever possible because it helps reduce heat and dust during operation.
5. Why does the bearing not contact my stone edge properly?
If the stone thickness is equal to or less than the profile size, the built-in bearing may not reach the edge correctly. In this situation, install a flat support strip under the stone edge to increase the effective thickness and provide a proper guide surface.