4-Piece Diamond Blade Set for Efficient Grit Grout Removal with XXGO Oscillating Multi Tool (Model XG4004D) Review

I was hoping that they would replace my famous brand of diamond blades from manufacturers like Kobalt, Dewalt and so on. It's not going to happen. However, these bastards are taking their place in my toolbox and I will be buying them again. They only last 30 minutes of continuous use. But they're much thinner than their competitors, so they work better in tight spaces. Because they're thinner, they're also great for stripping tiles from a floor or wall if repairs are needed and removing a tile…

I read a lot of reviews that they didn't last long and even fell apart/broke. Well, they are made in China. And if you don't understand the meaning of this statement, you probably shouldn't try to fix or repair anything in your home. Sorry but it's true. My blades didn't break or fail, and they actually worked well enough for my little project. I knew I was buying inferior tools and didn't want to spend money on high-end branded blades. These fit the bill perfectly. And like I said, my project…

Used in masonry for cutting clay and stone bricks, trimming mortar edges and shaping brick siding. At 1/4 the price of similar products from the big brands, I expected them to wear out quickly after being used on a pair of harder cutting surfaces. It was originally intended to be used for cutting small details to save my more expensive blades for detail work. I was amazed at how effective and lasting they were. Even after a few hours of cutting, the grain seemed to remain intact. The cut lines…

The XG4004D blade set is very good, much better than I expected based on some of the reviews posted on Revain. They fit my Ridgid multitool much better than the VTopmart steel blades and I've never had a problem with the XG4004D blades breaking (or the collar on my multitool breaking like the VTopmart blades did) . where I had to remove a 12x24 shower tile that needed replacing. It was slow, but the blade I used held up really well. I've also used one of the "square" blades to cut 5/4x4…