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The dremmel grout removal bit is ok but it WILL cut into the tile if you are not careful. The guide that comes with it is not great either.

I would have thought the Fein would have done a better job.
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The best way howard, will be to cut about 5mm shy of the tiles edge and into the middle of the tile.....break from the middle outwards then just use a thin blade scraper to get the last 5mm bits and grout......be careful and it will be fine.....

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charge a full day rate for the job
 
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Use a Makita 4101RH with a 2mm Blade

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