broken corner

[edgemstr]

Hello! I am a first time user, and am looking for a quick answer to probably a basic question.  I am looking at buying a used granite countertop.  however, one of the corners is broken off, a triangle about 3 inches on each side is missing.  My question is this:  As a basic do-it-yourselfer, how difficult would it be to round out the corner, buff it, etc, so that it looks good?  I am going to do the other corner as well so that they match.  Is this something I can tackle myself?  If so, what are the most basic of tools I will need?

Thanks in Advance!

[Mark D.]

What would the shape be? Is it a half circle (aka full bullnose)? If this is the case your best bet would be to router it and then polish it.
In order to make recommendations I need more info. Can you tell me what the thickness is?
Is it laminated?
Do you have enough room to do this or wil the cabinet show?
Do you have a variable speed grinder?

You can probably grind the rough shape then use a router bit on you grinder to get the right shape and the polish it with dry polishing pads on your variable speed grinder.

Glad to be of service,
Mark

[edgemstr]

Well, the counter is 2" thick, and it would be a half bull nose I guess, the shape of a quarter circle.  It is laminated, so I am looked at cutting, polishing, and then laminating the corner so it looks intentional.  It is freestanding right now, as it is for a remodel, so I can work from any angle.

[Mark D.]

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Mark

[Viresh12]

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