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I'm thinking about getting one of these but I need some feedback from tilers that have one. I have seen the video on the their web page but not sure ... -
Fein Multimaster
I'm thinking about getting one of these but I need some feedback from tilers that have one. I have seen the video on the their web page but not sure if they cut tiles or not.
The reason for asking it that I have a tricky tile to remove as it is on plasterboard. That sounds simple but the tile has a hole at one end where there used to be an electric shower and cold feed. So I was hoping the Fein might help in the removal of the tile
Thoughts please....
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Re: Fein Multimaster
A good tool but I don't use all the time, never used for cutting a tile though. If your've got one tile to remove just scrape the grout from around the tile and tap with a hammer to break the tile and carefully remove
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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I was thinking of doing that but the tile is quite thick around 10mm with 4-5 tile adhesive behind. What I'm worried about is destroying the plasterboard behind the tile as this would be difficult to repair.
I was hoping that the Fein would be able to cut the tile once the grout and some adhesive have been removed.
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Plasterboard has quite a bit of strenght
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Yeah but there is a hole through the tile and plasterboard around 6" x 4" where the electric cable and cold feed came through to meet the electric shower.
Apart from this problem is the fein a useful tool to have in the tool box. How often do you use yours?
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Not alot mate but a very handy tool when required
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Hawkofeagles (16-07-2009)
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Great tool mate. Only had mine about 3 months and use alot for trimming the bottom of door frames so tiles go under. Re grouting jobs a done in a jiffy and also usful for removing old cement addy. The sanding bits that come with it are good for jobs at home so overall a good purchase.
Last edited by mart08; 16-07-2009 at 08:57 PM.
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It's a useful piece of kit, but doesn't come out of the van that often. I don't think I'd use it for removing a tile though. May be okay for grinding down the adhesive so that you don't knacker the plasterboard??
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Re: Fein Multimaster
would'nt be without mine but not keen on the new model blade clamp, i would consider the bosch blue range cordles, use it for grout removal and triming architraves/door cases - not for cutting tiles
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