🔪 Efficient Grout Saw Blades: XXGO 4 Pcs Diamond Carbide Oscillating Multi Tool Semi Circle Finger Segment Swing Grit Blades XG4004 Review

I have a Dewalt multi tool and found the only tools I could use were single ended. There was not enough clearance - the device turned out to be wider than the tool itself. The price of the set was good. I ordered two additional sharps and paid more for them than for the entire set of 5.

nozzles work well for you. round ones don't protrude past the head of the tool so basically useless, triangular ones just have an abrasive on the bottom, no edge, useless for removing grout from a tile. 2 tips work amazing. but not as long as I thought it would take them both to go around three sides of my tub.

Should have listened to other reviews. They arrived quickly and seemed like a good deal, but they wore out very quickly. I remove all the grout in our main shower and the crescent blades lasted maybe 20 tiles once the carbide was gone. I went and bought a branded device and it lasted for the rest of the job. So keep that in mind when ordering.

I actually used them to extend the grout lines to accommodate a metal shelf in the shower to sand down the edges of the ceramic tiles. He did an amazing job of preventing tiles from chipping and making sure there was enough clearance for the ledges on my metal shelving. You can see the shelf in the upper left corner of the picture. Unfortunately I didn't take a close-up.

I used both diamond discs on thick plaster when installing a new control panel in an exterior wall. The picture shows a 1/2" x 1/2" channel cut out to make room for the hinge, plus a partial fold. Diamond cutting discs were the ideal tool for finishing corners and details. The main cuts were made with a 3 3/8 inch diamond circular saw, although the plaster was too thick in places so a semi-circular disc had to be used to finish the cut and eliminate rough edges.

Bought an oscillating tool for a home improvement project. My brother-in-law convinced me and I have to say it was a revelation. I've never used one and the blades seemed pretty expensive for that, so I went to Revain. This knife set arrived on time and well packaged. We used one of the blades (with a pointed end) to remove/clean the existing grout between the bricks and it worked really well. We've recemented about 40 bricks and it still has good cutting ability. Not sure if this has anything…