Diamond Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade AWTools 88×61 mm for Grout and Tile Removal

The AWTools Diamond Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade 88×61 mm is designed for grout and tile removal on a range of ceramic and masonry surfaces. The compact rectangular blade features a diamond-coated cutting edge that increases wear resistance and maintains cutting performance when working on cementitious grout, thin-set adhesive and tile edges. The size and shape are compatible with most standard oscillating multi-tools, allowing controlled removal of grout lines, localized tile trimming and renovation of grout joints without extensive chipping of surrounding material.

Advantages

The diamond coating provides enhanced durability compared with standard bi-metal or carbide oscillating blades, extending service life during intensive grout and tile refurbishment. The 88×61 mm format offers a balance between reach and control, enabling precise material removal in narrow joints and along tile perimeters. The blade’s abrasive profile reduces clogging and keeps cutting action consistent when working on cement-based compounds and ceramic surfaces.

Suitable for

• Removing cementitious grout from between ceramic tiles
• Trimming or profiling ceramic tile edges and small tile repairs
• Removing thin-set adhesive residues from tile backs and substrate
• Localized renovation tasks on masonry, stone and tile installations

Key specifications

• Blade material: steel body with diamond-coated cutting surface
• Overall dimensions: approximately 88 × 61 mm
• Cutting surface: continuous diamond abrasive suitable for hard materials
• Compatibility: fits standard oscillating multi-tool mounting systems
• Intended use: grout and ceramic tile removal, adhesive residue removal

How to use

Securely attach the blade to an oscillating multi-tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Start with a low-to-medium oscillation speed to locate the grout joint or tile edge, then increase speed as needed while keeping the tool steady and applying light, even pressure. Use short controlled passes rather than forcing the blade; allow the diamond surface to abrade the material. Keep the work area and blade clear of debris for consistent cutting performance, and stop periodically to inspect progress and avoid damaging adjacent tiles.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, dust mask and hearing protection. Use water suppression or a dust extraction attachment if available to reduce dust when cutting grout or tile. For best results, test the blade on a small inconspicuous area first to confirm speed and pressure settings.