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Wet Stone Grinders for Granite Fabrication

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Samurai pneumatic wet stone grinders are built for professional stone fabrication shops working with granite, quartz, marble, and other stone materials. Use these wet grinders for edge shaping, sink cutouts, profile work, seam leveling, and controlled material removal. Our pneumatic grinders provide the power and water-fed operation fabricators need for demanding shop and jobsite work.

 

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  • Samurai ST-358 | Wet Stone Grinder with Hoses

    Samurai ST-358 | Wet Stone Grinder with Hoses

    Samurai ST-358 | Wet Stone Grinder with Hoses

    Sale price  $406.29 USD Regular price  $482.00 USD

Frequently Asked Questions

+What's the difference between a stone grinder and a stone polisher?

The grinder handles material removal, edge shaping, cutouts, and seam leveling before the surface is ready for polish. The polisher takes it from there through the grit progression to a finished gloss. Most shops run both.

+What RPM does a wet stone grinder need to run at?

10,000 RPM is the sweet spot for cutting granite, quartz, and engineered stone without bogging down. The ST-358 runs a 570W motor at exactly that speed.

+What size diamond cup wheel fits these grinders?

Up to 5 inches in diameter, on a 5/8-11 arbor, the standard thread for U.S. stone fabrication tooling.

+Why choose pneumatic over electric for wet grinding?

Pneumatic tools don't overheat under continuous load in a wet environment and run lighter in the hand, which matters over a full shift of edge work. Electric options can shut down mid-run when they get hot.

+Does a center water feed matter?

Yes. It delivers cooling water right where the diamond contacts the stone, which is more consistent than running an external hose and keeps your cut cleaner.

+Are replacement parts available for the ST-358?

Yes, stocked and available directly through us, so you can service the tool instead of replacing it.