4 Pcs Oscillating Multi Tool Diamond Blades for Grout Removal Oscillating Tool Flush Cutting Tile Masonry Diamond Blades Compatible with Bosch Dremel Fein Makita Milwaukee Ridgid Ryobi XG3304D

great price perfect for cutting plaster or grout

Certain jobs, like grout removal, are bears even with the right tools. These aren't expensive diamond blades with diamonds embedded within a mastic. They're diamonds glued to a metal substrate. So they won't wear down slowly and last for many hours of use. But they will do what you want if it's a limited task and you're careful in how you use them. You won't find it in the instructions, but in my experience diamond cutting tools last longer when you keep them cool by water irrigation. I consider an oscillating tool a crude, quick-and-dirty solution to LOTS of problems. And these blades are like the tool they are used in. If you're looking for a non-precision answer to a small problem, you'll love these blades.

As a graduate degreed engineer I very much appreciate well designed tools and as the owner of a handyman service I also appreciate well priced tools, especially if they're "consumables". I've used quite a lot of these diamond grit oscillating tool blades by XXGO in the last 3 or so years and find them to be both good quality and an excellent price. I've not found any other brand of diamond grit oscillating tool blade that's more durable, but all similar blades will wear quickly if used inappropriately. I just used these to cut grout from between bathroom tiles so the tiles, a job they excel at since grout is relatively soft and chips apart relatively easily. I've seen people try to use this type of blade to cut ceramic (or even porcelain!) tile and complain when the blade wore out quickly, but these blades were never intended for a task like that. Diamonds are hard enough to cut through most anything, but the glue attaching the diamonds to any similar blade has only so much strength. Use these for appropriate tasks and keep the heating of the blade in use under control (excess heat loosens the grip of the glue on the diamond grit) and this type of blade, and these XXGO blades in particular, will last very well. Note that an oscillating tool rubbing these small blades back and forth across some hard material will heat the blade up surprisingly quickly. By the way, the similar name brand blades available at my local big box home improvement store are similar (identical?) in quality, but cost 3-4 times as much. XXGO for the win!

Hi! This is my second set of XXGO blades for my oscillating tools. I’m a General Contractor and reach for my oscillating tool just about every day. The right tool for the right job. These blades were used today to dig out a bunch of old grout. I then had some hairline cracks in stucco to fix so I used this to V cut the grooves. Keeping the blades cool will keep them lasting longer. But for the price, I’ll go through a bunch of blades in a month as labor is way more expensive. These blades will not and do not disappoint. It will speed up any project in its path significantly. They are well made. If treated correctly, you’ll get a lot of mileage out of them. When they wear out for this, I use them for removing caulk and vinyl flooring. Then I’ll sharpen them and use them several more times. Extremely durable and versatile.

They work but buy many of them.... I did tile back splash with a hard tile and I needed to trim up around my outlet boxes. I trimmed 4 boxes mildly and i cooked all 4 blades. The quality of the blades and durability isn't great but they got my job done. Just buy more than you think you need.

This is another blade for my multitool that I don't have and decided to test it out. They come 4 in a pack, protectively wrapped in plastic. I was skeptical at first, but tried this blade on a 1/2" steel bolt. It was slow going, but got through it. I believe even a bit faster than my carbide metal multitool blade. However, it made more of a rough cut, and slightly wider than the metal blade. I found that if I moved the blade from side to side SLOWLY as it's doing it's thing, instead of staying at one point on the blade the whole time, it cut faster. They come with small connectors for certain brands of multitool, but I found they fit on both my Bosch and my Craftsman multitool that both take "standard" multitool blades.

These fit my Dewalt multitool perfectly and give me one more option for projects I'm working on. Obviously these were designed for removing grout but they can be used for many other things. I wouldn't use them to cut tiles but because of the diamond edge they effectively have extremely small teeth which means they are good for trimming very small amounts for fine detail where a regular blade with larger teeth would tend to jump around more and not be as accurate or have a rough edge. Great price too!

I got these as another option for my multitool. They seem okay but I have not had the need to use them yet. The pattern of diamonds looks maybe a little less densely packed than another brand I looked at, but that brand was higher priced. Adapters are included so they can fit additional brands of multitools. I am giving them the benefit of the doubt and not deducting any stars. I will try to remember to update this review when I get around to using these. So, like with anything else, read the reviews and compare prices then decide.

conforme au descriptif. bonne qualité

Pour un usage professionnel. Pour vider du coulis de céramique

Good performance used these to cut out a grout line around a few times that needed to be removed. Good quality blades, easy to use, good price, lasted a good time

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For the price these are pretty decent. Fits my dewalt oscillating tool well. The blade on the left is this product and on the right is another canadian box store brand that costs over triple these. The “diamond” area is much less dense on these as you can see and less sparkly (Ha, real diamonds vs zirconian??) the right blade has lasted for an hour of mortar and brick grinding and is still going strong. These ones were tried on some quickcrete patches in block for a few minutes and showed very little wear but some was evident to be starting. There’s not mich abrasive material there so they don’t sound like they will last that long in comparison nut they still worked just as well. In summary, these are great for the price in comparison to more expensive blades just won’t last as long.