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Removing Broken Floor Tile

video Removing Broken Floor Tile

Removing Broken Floor Tile with the Dremel Multi-Max^TM and the 1/8" Grout Blade #MM500 and Sanding Paper #MM900 w/ Sanding Pad #MM11

12 comments

Jan 21, 2011. 1:23 AMexpressflooring says:

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Jan 12, 2011. 1:32 AMnancywilliams says:

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Jun 18, 2010. 1:39 PMhardlec says:

hoping for a reply from the author: 1: Any hope of an oscillating tool that uses some of the bits from the regular dremel, especially the polishing stuff. 2: will this tool cut the heavy wall PVC pipe uses as water mains? I have a few fountain projects, but the heavy tube has: a: Melted a dremel b: worn out several saber-saw bits c: defied efforts to cut it with a skilsaw (8 in rotary saw) I'd also like see dremel's take on a uni-mat.

Jun 14, 2010. 10:58 AM

tok2 says:

ironic how all these comments are biased on being "spam" when its just "clever marketing" I will personally never use a dremel since they don't last long with the wear and tear i put them through, but as a hobby tool it is great. Obviously they are advertising for their own (who wouldn't?) Being biased enough to rant about it being spam rather than looking past the obvious. I don't own aforementioned rotary tool of said brand but that doesn't make me rant about how bad/good it is. (No, i'm not polishing my halo) good tutorial, but references to actual names of the tools would be greatly appreciated.

Nov 11, 2008. 8:02 AMexplosivemaker says:

spam

Nov 19, 2008. 8:47 AMxACIDITYx says:

I completely disagree.

Nov 19, 2008. 9:35 AMexplosivemaker says:

....If they hadn't specifically used a dremel tool, then it wouldn't be....

Nov 19, 2008. 10:37 AMxACIDITYx says:

Hardly! If I use a Dremel tool in one of my Instructables and say something like ...pick up your dremel and... is it spamming? No.

Nov 20, 2008. 9:56 AMexplosivemaker says:

....a regular person making an instructable with a dremel in it would be fine....it's just when companies create profiles just to show off their own products......

May 31, 2009. 10:44 AM

Rotten194 says:

How do you know other instructables using a Dremel aren't Dremel in disguise? It doesn't matter, its just they use a Dremel. Its a helpful tutorial, and its appreciated by people with a Dremel. Its not spam. (11% of that comment was the word "Dremel")

Nov 20, 2008. 10:32 AMxACIDITYx says:

I utterly disagree.