Carbide Brick Mortar Grout Cutter - KURSTOL Mortar Raking Bit 3/8 x 1 Inch with 5/8”-11 Thread for Mortar Masonry Brick Removal
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Carbide Brick Mortar Grout Cutter - KURSTOL Mortar Raking Bit 3/8 x 1 Inch with 5/8”-11 Thread for Mortar Masonry Brick Removal
- 【Package Includes】1pc Mortar Raking Bit: diameter 3/8”/10mm, working length 1”/25mm, total length 70mm; 5/8”-11 thread for angle grinder; Recommended RPM: 6000-11000 RPM.
- 【Three Flutes Design】Special cutting edges design, ensures a clean cut and long service life.
- 【High-quality Carbide Materials】The tip is made of industrial-grade tungsten carbide material, good wear resistance, easily penetrates various materials, drill accurately and quickly.
- 【Application】Suitable for removing the mortar between the masonry; it can also be used to cut slots in plaster or cement walls (referring to cement foam bricks/foam cement bricks) so as to embed some wires and cables/pipes, etc. into the wall.
- 【Attention】This is not a drill for drilling holes. It does NOT MAKE HOLES! it can be used both wet and dry; harder materials need to be used with water or coolant, otherwise it will affect its service life.
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