Is there such a thing? Haven't checked the Borg yet.
I have a few dozen 2"x2" tiles I want to get the thinset off the back best I can. Can chip some off of course.
I have a RotoZip but not sure if I would live long enough to use that.
Open to other suggestions of course.
Red...
Ooops!
Of course, that's masonary grinding wheel
I use my Fein Multimaster with a carbide blade. The triangular blade works best for this.
Boden wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@enews1.newsguy.com:
Would love one but just can't justify $200+ for a starter set up to $400 for the Top Set. I know I would end up using it for many things and it become a can't live without tool that lasts till I croak.
Make a nice incoming gift. Let's see. Birthday coming up in a few weeks. Only have a daughter around. She stopped by yesterday to borrow 20 bucks so I doubt hinting around to her would do any good :-)
Perhaps you'd like a masonry grinding wheel?
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I think the discs for an angle grinder would work in a bench grinder-- But for $25 you can try a Harbor Freight angle grinder- & probably make quick work of the goo once you make a jig to hold the tiles.
Jim
Actually, it's masonry - only one 'a'
"PanHandler" wrote in news:Pdjsk.15407$rD2.8899 @bignews4.bellsouth.net:
And it would be even more impressive if it helped lead to a solution.
Red Green wrote in news:Xns9B03B52569098RedGreen@216.168.3.70:
Somewhere along the line either in this or another thread someone mentioned about a jig.
What I ended up doing was using the RotoZip with a diamond blade I had and making a jig. Using a router, out of a block of wood I cut a depression the shape and depth of a tile (not including the thinset).
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