🔪 DEWALT DWA4241 Oscillating Tool Blade: Swing Blade with Diamond Grit - A Reliable Cutting Accessory Review

This worked great on a soapstone countertop that needed a cut in a hard to reach area. It was also great to cut off a small piece of tile.

Bought for random display on a tiled wall. The thin blade was perfect for cutting through the seams without damaging the tiles I wanted to keep. The blade was expensive but saved me a lot of time.

This product works well but is too expensive. Blade durability/durability does not match that of a nearly $35 blade which is 1/4 the price of all Dewalt oscillating tools.

I have bought several of these. My mason loves them. They precisely cut through the grout without damaging adjacent tiles. Very clean cut. We tried different brands before buying. This is by far the best.

It's a good feeling when you get a tool that really does what it's supposed to do. I was skeptical that the diamond encrusted hem would wear off any time soon. After using it to remove 30 feet of grout, the edge was still like new. I used the blade on a 10mm piece of porcelain stoneware and cut through the tile! This blade far exceeded my expectations and I would recommend it to anyone who needs a quick method of removing grout from 1/8" or larger grout.

Here you get what you paid for. I was skeptical because of the price, but turns out it actually costs a lot less than the cheaper imitations I've used in the past when you add up the durability. This beat really keeps going. I only use it to remove grout or clean solvent that got into grout lines. I can't tell you how many feet I've used it on, but it's been over a year and it still works like new. Very glad I made this purchase.

I had a tub that was not level and was tiled. I had to cut almost 8 LF tiles, being careful not to damage the tub. It wasn't particularly fast, but I was able to cut the tile with this blade. Some tiles are harder than others and I don't know the hardness of this tile but it did the job. It's important to keep it low and spray it with water from time to time so the resulting powder doesn't get on the blade, and to keep it cool so it doesn't self-destruct. After cutting my bathtub's tile, it…

I bought it because I needed to cut a corner off a floor tile that had already been laid. I only had about 4 inches to cut off and figured it would be cleaner and tidier than using an angle grinder with a diamond blade. After about 15 minutes I left a small scratch on the tile and the blade started to wear noticeably. I got out my angle grinder and cut off a piece of tile in about 1 minute. Made a big mess which my wife wasn't very happy about but got the job done - unlike a vibrating tool with