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| Re: Re grout any tips? | | Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbin Invest in a FEIN Multimaster mate, you will wonder how you managed without one! Dremmel is ok, but a bit of a pain in my opinion, also there is a Bosch multitool that is similar to the FEIN, but not even close to matching it, as always you get what you pay for.
I love my FEIN, grout removal, a doddle, also superb at cutting the boxes for sockets! |
Have to agree totally with that, i bought a Fein last week and what a superb tool. Got a re-grout to do today to hopefully it will make the job a bit easier!!!  | SPEED MEANS NOTHING WITHOUT QUALITY.... |
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| Re: Re grout any tips? | | Is there a Fein set that would do the handyman for all tasks? I ask this as one for the sole use of tiling would be of little use to me now. My dremmel is nearing the end of its life - bearings kn***ed - so I would be looking at one mainly for general woodworking and tile associated tasks like regrouts of my home tiles.
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| Re: Re grout any tips? | | Quote:
Originally Posted by frogeye Is there a Fein set that would do the handyman for all tasks? I ask this as one for the sole use of tiling would be of little use to me now. My dremmel is nearing the end of its life - bearings kn***ed - so I would be looking at one mainly for general woodworking and tile associated tasks like regrouts of my home tiles.
cheers | The multi master isn't specifically for tiling frogeye, the tiling "kit" version just has useful tools for tiling included. You can buy whatever accessories you need outwith the set. |
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09-07-2008
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#17 | | TF Moderator & Pro Tiler | Re: Re grout any tips? | | Quote:
Originally Posted by devonmark fein multimaster for removing the grout, smash the tile to remove.. |
EXCELLENT bit of kit for re-grouts well worth the money as it will save alot of time and very sore hands.  |
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| Re: Re grout any tips? | | Cheers
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I will wait for Neil(?) buybrandtools to pop along and advise on best set up for non tilers - who may need to regrout their own kitchen soon. | | |
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| Re: Re grout any tips? | | Doing a re-grout at the moment.........i'm covered in the stuff....lol!!! | SPEED MEANS NOTHING WITHOUT QUALITY.... |
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| Re: Re grout any tips? | | Just finished a re grout in a shower cubical, 300 x 300 tiles using a rake took all day and finished up with arms like popeye!! Won't be doing another in a hurry, but hey its a job. | | |
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