Dremel Mortar Removal (3.2 mm (570) Carbide Mortar Removal Tips)

Features:

• Carbide tips for grout removal, 3.2 mm (570).
• What can you do with it?
• This tip is used to remove grout between tiles in, e.g., bathrooms and sanitary facilities.
• Ideal for replacing grout on walls and floors or removing grout for replacing broken tiles.
• The 569 grout attachment tip is generally smaller than the distance between tiles (head diameter: 1.6 mm).
• The 570 is designed to penetrate the grout of floors and is smaller (head diameter: 3.2 mm).
• These tips are designed for small repair jobs.
• If you need to remove large amounts of grout, this tip is suitable for other applications.

  Features:

  • 3.2 mm (570) Scale, you may need several tips to remove all the mortar..
  • How to use?.
  • Use with the Dremel grout removal attachment (model 568)..
  • The angled attachment is designed so that the tip is gently pulled through the mortar – never pushed.
  • Pushing will ruin the tip.
  • There are two guide points on the attachment that help keep the tip between the tiles..
  • Be careful to avoid the tip touching the tile.
  • This attachment is a solid carbon tip and will damage the tile if it comes into contact with it while the tool is switched on..
  • A slow feed speed through the mortar is recommended, and extra care should be taken in older homes due to metal spacers that may still be present in the mortar being removed..
  • To remove a greater depth of mortar, start by removing the Surface mortar.
  • Then adjust the guide for a greater depth and make a second pass.
  • For corners, it will be necessary to remove the guide.
  • Keep your hand steady and carefully pull the tool towards you.
  • Materials it can be used on.
  • Mortar.
  • Recommended speed.
  • 15-20,000 rpm.
  • Easily remove both wall and floor grout use with Dremel grout removal attachment

  Specifications:

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  • Product net weight (kg): 0.014. ra. Gypsum board. Stone. Aerated concrete. Special. Mortar
  • Material: Stone. Gypsum board. Stone. Aerated concrete. Special. Mortar