XXGO4 Pcs Oscillating Multi Tool Diamond Blades for Grout Removal Oscillating Tool Flush Cutting Tile Masonry Diamond Blades Compatible with Bosch Dremel Fein Makita Milwaukee Ridgid Ryobi XG3304D

I used just one blade to cut a whole in a stucco wall to add an outlet. The blade made the job quick and easy. Great price and held up to the job. I would buy again.

medium to good quality with nice specialty blade useful for plunge cutting, does not last long in anything harder that drywall or soft wood but handy to have in the tool box and is a fair price.

I initially purchased these blades to remove grout on a tiled floor; initial ten feet of removal is promising.I am also restoring a "woodie" station wagon and needed to clear some old varnish from a joint; these blades functioned like sandpaper. Further, the new intake manifold for this car had an area I needed to reduce; the blades functioned as a metal file.Like I said, I haven't used them that long but have proven themselves to be versatile and a great value.

I was a bit messy with tile and allowed thinset to build up where the tile leveling system clips were. I used this to cut the thinset out from between the tiles before grouting. These cut through the plastic leveling clips as well. For less than the cost of one grout blade at the local hardware store I got four blades. Over 200 sq ft of tile I used one blade until it was completely used up. Then I used another blade for the remaining ~50 sq ft of grout lines. Great value.

These were cheap and lasted accordingly. Initially they work OK. But when compared to a name brand they're pretty crappy.

Did the job quick and easy

I'm removing old grout from the floor of a tiled shower. 4'x7' with 1" tiles, so tons of grout to remove. Too big of a job for this blade, but I used an angle grinder for the vast majority. This tool attached to my Makita oscillator was perfect for getting the last inch or so against the walls where I couldn't reach with the circular blade without damaging the wall tiles. Made quick work of the grout, but the blades are thin so you have to use care not to put too much pressure on the tool while cutting. Let the tool and the blade do the work. One blade bent while i was using it, but I was able to straighten it out and continue using it. All in all I cut about 30' of grout in 1.5" increments around the perimeter of the shower. First blade dulled. Switched to the second to finish up. Still some life in the second blade. I used the rectangular blades for short runs and the arc blade for longer runs. Do not was your time on the carbide blades. Bought one at the warehouse store for twice as much as this pack of 4 and it lasted 5 minutes. good luck with your project

I used these to widen a crack in my concrete driveway apron in order to fill the crack with a Sika product which worked great! The blades made nice clean cuts and this was MUCH easier, cleaner and safer than chiseling the crack wider.

Muy prácticos

Cuts through stucco great

Joints de briques sur maison centenaire.

Pour un usage professionnel. Pour vider du coulis de céramique

These blades do a Great job at doing what they are designed for - removing grout between tiles.Removing grout is a messy, slow process in the best of times and these blades are specifically designed for that. They are not designed for cutting tile or trimming. using it for this would dull the blade immediately or quickly.A set of 4 for $23 CAD is a bargain.