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(More customer reviews)The job I did was for a ceramic tile shower with 1/8" grout lines. I wanted to completely re-grout the stall. This tool was only useful after I used a dremel tool (1/16" bit, which also burns up too quick) to route out the lines. The diamond shaped bit easily "pushes" the remaining edge grout right off. Don't think you can use it to remove to a decent depth without small chipping of the tile edges. Also Horizontal lines are harder to do with the knife edged blade. You have to pull it across the line. What happened to me was I hit a pocket in the grout line which caught the blade and chipped a big piece off. Now that tile needs to be replaced. Luckily I have an extra from the previous homeowner. I would imagine the "lathe" style triangle bit would perform the same in a 1/4" line. In a perfect world, it might work fine. But then again... Definitely not a tool for pro's. Here's my advice: Hire a pro with a Fein tool, rent one, or re-tile. Re-grouting is a dusty,sucky and time consuming job.
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Grout Getter's GRS210-p Kit does it all! Includes the new model Grout Getter with the triangle shape carbide blade for sanded grout joints, an extra diamond shape carbide blade for non sanded grout joints, a changing wrench and the new patent pending Corner Pro for those hard-to-get tile and stone grout areas. For grout joints 1/8" and wider use the triangle blade to rip the grout out. For joints 1/8" and smaller use the diamond shape blade. Then use the Corner Pro tool to remove grout out of corners, edges, around sinks, cabinets, counters and difficult angles. Be careful with power tools that can ruin your tile. Get the tool the pros in the industry use- get the Grout Getter!
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