Grinders · independent specification review
Inland Craft Wizard IV Glass Grinder
Its larger work surface makes this a sensible step up for makers who grind often.
This is the Inland model that feels built around full-size panel work. The broad reversible grid supports more glass, while the stacked-bit arrangement lets you keep a standard edge bit and a small detail bit ready at the same time.
Reasons to choose it
- Large panels and regular studio work
- Two diamond bits included
- Large reversible work surface
Consider before buying
- Compare table size with your bench
- Verify included bit grits
- The WizCG is the better-value choice when most pieces are small and the extra table area would rarely be used.
Specifications that change the decision
- Machine size
- 16 × 12.5 × 8 in
- Weight
- 9.5 lb
- Work surface
- 14.5 × 11.5 in reversible grid
- Motor speed
- 3,550 RPM maximum
- Maximum torque
- 40 oz-in
- Electrical
- 115 V · 60 Hz · under 1 A running
- Motor rating
- Maximum 1/9 hp · 183 W output
- Included bits
- 1 in and 1/4 in · both 100 grit
- Warranty
- Five years
Specification source: Inland Craft product page ↗ · checked 19 August 2026
What stood out during our research
Inland displayed 35 owner reviews: 83% five-star and 14% four-star when checked. The recurring positives were the broad table, straightforward setup and long service life.
What ownership is actually like
At 9.5 lb it is still movable, but the 16-inch depth and included shield make it happier as a permanent wet station. The lift-off reservoir is the practical feature you notice after every session because dried grinding sludge is much harder to remove.
Who it suits
This is a strong shortlist candidate for large panels and regular studio work. The useful question is whether that describes most of your work, not merely one future project.
When another tool makes more sense
The WizCG is the better-value choice when most pieces are small and the extra table area would rarely be used.
Inland Craft Wizard IV Glass Grinder FAQ
Is the Inland Craft Wizard IV Glass Grinder an actual glass grinder?
Yes. It is a powered wet grinder made to shape and smooth stained-glass edges with a diamond grinding bit. It is not merely a bit, cutter or handheld rotary-tool attachment.
What should I verify before buying the Inland Craft Wizard IV Glass Grinder?
Confirm the exact model, voltage, plug, included grinding bits and seller bundle. Also check that replacement bits and coolant parts are available where you live.
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How we reached this recommendation
We compared published specifications, intended use, compatibility and likely upkeep. We do not copy Amazon customer reviews or claim hands-on testing we did not perform. No star rating is shown because we have not conducted a controlled test.