Universal Fit OPEN-LOK Diamond MAX Diamond Grit Grout Removal Multi-Tool Blade (1-Pack)
$8.99
In stock
Category: Factory Clearance Sale
Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 40 reviews)
This thing chewed through old, rock-hard grout in my shower without even slowing down. I was really surprised by how much dust it didn't make compared to my old carbide blade. Definitely worth the extra few bucks for a job this nasty.
Installation was easy with the universal fit and it cut through old grout like butter. Left a smooth, clean line without chipping the tile edges. Definitely worth it for tough jobs.
Tackled a bathroom reno and this blade chewed through old grout without slowing down. Definitely got the full 15x longer life out of it compared to the cheap ones I’ve tried before. Just wish it came in a two-pack.
Installed new backsplash and this blade chewed through the old mortar joints without slowing down—the diamond grit really holds up compared to standard blades. Cuts fast and clean, no chipping on the adjacent tiles.
Had a stubborn tile floor that took forever with other blades, but this one chewed through the old grout in about half the time. The diamond grit held up noticeably better than the carbide I used before, no visible wear after a full bathroom.
I’d been dreading grout removal for a kitchen backsplash, but this blade cut through like butter and still looked new after a full afternoon. The diamond grit really holds up way longer than the carbide stuff I used before.
Took it to a bathroom reno and it chewed through old, hard grout like butter without any wobbling. The diamond grit still looks barely worn after a full shower floor.
I was honestly shocked how fast this blade ate through years-old bathroom grout. The diamond grit held up perfectly for the whole job, didn't slow down or wear smooth.
Took on a full bathroom re-grout job that would have wrecked three carbide blades, and this diamond grit one barely shows wear after the whole thing. It cuts through old, hard grout noticeably faster and smoother than any blade I've used before.
Finally, a grout blade that doesn't quit halfway through the job — I cut out about 40 feet of old bathroom floor grout and it still looks new. The diamond grit holds up way better than the carbide ones I used to burn through.