Regular for £18, now for £10.79. Amazon for £15.99 with 46 reviews.
For compatibility, please check the compatibility overview on the rear of the packaging.
7 comments
patrick_000
12 Jul 17#6
Showing as Store collection not available and OOS for delivery. Delivery is an extra £3.95
1982
11 Jul 17#5
Whats the longevity like on those? The Dremel 3mm ones are fairly hardy and can usually get about half a room before wearing out and only had one of then snap. Even if these did half of that they would be a bargain.
dozstanford
11 Jul 17#3
A couple of years ago I regrouted our double shower and used a pack of these
took three evenings to remove all the grout and managed to get away with only one small nibble in a single tile.
***Edit***
Just been informed by my better half that it took a pack and a half of these bits, like I said its a double shower with three tiled walls.
shalton
11 Jul 17#2
oos
muffboy
11 Jul 171#1
Surefire way to chip away the edges of the tiles!
1982 to muffboy
11 Jul 17#4
Not necessarily, if your careful an have a steady hand then this is a good attachment. If you are thinking about using this for doing a re-grout job best method i found is to use a oscillating multi tool with a carbide blade (Bosch ones come up on offer fairly regulatory) to cut a centre channel to act as a guide line then follow up with this tool to clear the channel.
Done this on ceramic and porcelain tiles and worked very well and a far cheaper alternative (but very labour intensive) to re tiling the whole area, especially if you just want a colour change in the grout.
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Amazon for £15.99 with 46 reviews.
For compatibility, please check the compatibility overview on the rear of the packaging.
7 comments
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00A14HNZK
took three evenings to remove all the grout and managed to get away with only one small nibble in a single tile.
***Edit***
Just been informed by my better half that it took a pack and a half of these bits, like I said its a double shower with three tiled walls.
Done this on ceramic and porcelain tiles and worked very well and a far cheaper alternative (but very labour intensive) to re tiling the whole area, especially if you just want a colour change in the grout.