If you are swapping out the tiles in your shower and your home is only a few years old, a less powerful tool, or a variable speed tool that has a lower setting will work perfectly. Just make sure you have the best blades available because cheap ones will not work here. They can get into the old, hard grout that hasn’t seen the light of day for decades and turn it to dust with minimal resistance. If you are removing tile and grout that has been in place for many years, then the more powerful options are the best bet. What is the application? We know you are removing grout, but were, and how big are the tiles, and how long have they been in place? All of these variables factor into which tool is best. Lastly, the blades that come with the unit are made of cheap, soft metal, and break easily. It does, however, have an exhaust port at the rear, just below the cord, and finding a hose to feed the exhaust away from you during use is difficult, due to the small size of the opening. And it all fits snuggly, accessories and the unit, in a durable storage case. While most grout removal tools also have this, it is universally compatible with other company’s blades, a fantastic feature other powered grout removers lack.
Its dual molded grip is rubberized, limiting vibration, and it offers keyless tool changing. And it has a 7-variable speed switch, so you can tune the power to the need.
It has a powerful, 2.5-amp motor capable of delivering up to 23000 RPM of oscillating power. It can do anything from ductwork to - you guessed it - grout removal. An all-in-one for the Hi-Spec Oscillating Multi-Tool, a DIY tool is more apt a name for such a fantastic gadget.
Calling this particular off-brand model a multitool doesn’t quite do it justice.
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