💎 Diamond Mortar Raking Removal by Raizi Review

Forgot to add some drainage holes when my house was built The house above my window is ruining the drywall and paint. I bought an angle grinder and held it at an angle to get started. It took me about 20 minutes for each tear hole. I did three. I took my air gun and blew dust a few times to clear the hole, which helped me see that I was cutting cement mortar and not brick. Very well done. If I had to, I would try another of their products.

The chisel allows for easy, if slightly dusty, parting of a single brick in a brick wall by rubbing the mortar around the brick to the depth of the brick. This made the job quick and easy. The racquet does not look worn or dull. I have used it on mild hydraulic lime mortar and it may be less effective on cement based mortar. I would recommend this tool for manual methods, drilling holes or grinding wheels on masonry. It's long enough to remove mortar to a depth of 4 inches, the width of a…

benefits from. This was an essential tool for my new window project. The old bricks had to be removed to make room for the new windows and to allow the bricklayer to touch up the bricks. First I tried a hammer drill, a mortar wheel on an angle grinder and a hammer/chisel. It was long, hard, and tedious work, and in the process, many of the stones I wanted to keep broke off. After some research on the Internet, I finally bought an SDS rotary hammer with a joint drill and this drill for use with…