Blank Has anyone used a Fein Multimaster tool with either a diamond or carbide blade to remove grout? I have a number of bathrooms that I need to re-grout, and don't want to spend hours removing the old grout. Will the diamond blade fit between the narrow space between bathroom wall-tile....it's pretty narrow. Any sharing of experience with this tool will be appreciated. Thanx in advance.
Fein Multimaster Tool
Feb 25, 2004
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I have only played with it, rather than doing any actual work; but it ought to be okay.
I am still wanting to do something with it that justifies it's price.
Yes, it will remove grout in a very controlled manner. The carbide blades are fairly thick when new. They do get thinner when used. The diamond blades are thinner.
If you need me to I can measure the thickness of the diamond and carbide blades.
RB
Mark wrote:
I have the Multimaster. I have all thicknesses of grout in my home and the diamond and carbide blades will be too thick for some of the joints. For the thin ones I will use my Makita cordless grinder that will accept the Makita wet-dry 3 1/4" diamond grinding wheel. The wheel is about 1/32" in thickness and is one of my most favorite items. Between the Multimaster and the Makita you have all bases covered.
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