🪚 XXGO 4-Piece Diamond Segment Swing Semi Circle Oscillating Multi-Tool Grit Grout Saw Blades - Model XG4002D Review

I had to cut off part of a tile when laying a wooden floor. I have found that the grinding edge comes off almost immediately and is completely ineffective. I tried cutting about 3ft of tile just past the glaze layer before the piece failed. On top of that, the round bits are so small that the release lever protrudes beyond them, making them unusable for my application.

Used these blades for my Ryobi multi tool. The fit was perfect. The blades are described as "diamond" but I'm not sure if that describes the real situation. However, I used them to cut some tiles and grout during a bathroom renovation. They work, but slowly. I was expecting more aggressive video-based cuts, but that didn't happen. However, with a little patience, the tools worked flawlessly. I've seen more wear on the blades than the "diamond" blades should have given their limited use, but…

I bought these to cut through the grout and backsplash so we can tackle the tiles in the kitchen. It took some effort to cut through the mortar. It didn't work so well to cut the back side. I ended up using my Rockwell Versacut saw. Although the Versacut caused a problem with dust, it performed much better than these blades. I was also able to adjust the depth of cut, which cannot be controlled with oscillating blades. I also tried cutting through the countertop material (chipboard), all it did

Had to remove grout in a 100 sq ft building. Haven't used my multi tool for this purpose before so thought I'd try them out to see what style I like before I do purchases. They were so cheap that I didn't mind throwing out the ones I didn't like and I personally preferred the Twist blade. They worked great, but not for long. If I had a small bathroom or similar I would buy this brand again, but if like me you have a large area, spend your money and get a well-known brand. After blowing them out

I bought these blades for a little homework to remove rotting mortar. I used a tomahawk shaped blade because the ends can remove the grout down to the undamaged area. I stripped the grout from the 7-4 inch long edges and found in the end that the "diamond" edge on the rounded portion of the blade was badly degraded and smooth in places. Not to say that it would be better by hand, no, I can say that with a big job you have to change blades on the fly; Maybe there is a better blade that will last

The first blade I bought was too thick. so i bought these. At first I was disappointed because they looked cheap. I doubted they were "diamond" at all. then i started using them and they worked great! I used the round for grouting in the middle of the bathroom and the foot shape for the corners and near the walls. The bathroom had 12" x 12" marble tiles, about 5ft x 10ft, and the blades still had some life in them. 2 are new in plastic. worked great for me and did exactly what I needed. When I…