🔧 Highly Efficient Thinset Removal Bit: Precision Machined for Superior Results Review

works as it should. I divided 1200 sqm. Foot tiles, and there were many places where the thin paste stuck to the slab. As with any tool, if you use it properly and learn how to use it, it will make your job easier. This thin film remover will remove the thin film more effectively if you take it at the right angle. I would suggest an angle of around 45 degrees and take your time. I used a Bosch hammer drill and the machine did the job. I am right-handed and rest my elbow on my knee when I brush.

A home built in 2005 is renovated with ugly brown ceramic tiles in the kitchen, dining room, hallway, bathroom and laundry room. Tired (very quickly!) of using a 1" chisel on a pneumatic hammer to scrape all the thin layer stuck to the concrete slab off the slab as it needed to be smooth to install new vinyl plank flooring. We bought a rock drill, but the 1" chisel that came with it was just as slow as using a pneumatic hammer. Bought this 3" hole punch and yes it works great! Note: The 1" bit…

After years of dealing with three different types of flooring in my doctor's office, kitchen, and pantry/hallway, we've had enough. The kitchen had 16-inch ceramic tile, and in 13 years we've probably broken enough glassware for replacement cost to cover the new luxury vinyl floor that will replace it. The DR had a VCT tile, but the gaps were getting bigger, which was a problem. The lobby/pantry had terracotta tile that was never properly sealed so it had permanent stains. This meant removing a