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For cutting out damaged tile joints, slots in plaster, porous concrete and similar building materials and for cleaning and reworking deck joints. Not suited to very hard epoxy resin or cement joints. The economical alternative to diamond tools.
- Cutting width options approx. 1.2mm or 2.2mm
- Segmented, ideal for working in corners and on edges without overcutting
- Cutting width options approx. 1.2mm or 2.2mm
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Thank you for shipping here! A lot of others won't. Have a great day and a smooth seven!!!
Bought both the dual and tri blade. Really like them. Well built and lots of use coming. Thank you guys!
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Amazing quality, fast delivery time. The product is in perfect and brand new condition. Honestly I couldn't be more happier. And the price compared to other markets were much cheaper. I recommend the product and the store to everyone.
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I have fitted it on the lathe, works well and all is good
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Very happy with the purchase of the size 20 biscuit box. Good quality for the price plus speedy delivery.
The No. 20 biscuits are good, similar to the “ original “ brand, measure the same thickness ( 4 mm) , strength is good, so good value.
Fast shipping, fast delivery, correct order, well packaged, and items exa rly as described/pictured. Excellent. Highly recommend.
Well priced, well made. Heavy duty enough to stamp into solid stainless steel 304 with manual tools, though the impressions could be deeper. All up, a great buy for the price.
Items came swiftly and communication was perfect. All is well.
Looks great and well made. Will do the job it was bought for.
Good discounted price, that's what I waited for.
