DeWALT 3mm Oscillating Multi-Tool Carbide Grout Removal Blade DT20717-QZ
Description & Specs
The DeWALT 3mm oscillating multi-tool carbide grout removal blade is built for milling out fine tile joints and cutting slits in plaster and similar materials. The carbide edge handles abrasive grout where standard steel blades wear quickly, making it a go-to for tile repair and re-grouting jobs.
- Brand: DeWALT
- Width: 3mm
- Edge: Carbide
- Use: Grout removal
- Model: DT20717-QZ
Universal fitment means this DeWALT oscillating multi-tool blade works with all major oscillating tool brands. It also supports dust extraction when connected to a separate unit, helping keep tile and plaster work cleaner.
More about this product
The DeWALT 3mm Oscillating Multi-Tool Carbide Grout Removal Blade (DT20717-QZ) is designed for milling fine tile joints and slits in plaster and similar materials.
This carbide grout removal blade is compatible with all major oscillating tool brands thanks to its universal fitment. It also supports dust extraction when connected to a separate unit, helping to minimise dust during use.
Questions & Answers
What is this DeWALT blade used for?
It mills fine tile joints and cuts slits in plaster and similar materials, making it ideal for grout removal and tile repair.
Why a carbide edge?
Carbide stands up to abrasive grout far better than standard steel, giving longer life when cutting hard tile joints.
How wide is the cut?
The blade is 3mm wide, suited to fine joints and narrow slits.
Will it fit my oscillating tool?
Yes. Universal fitment lets it work with all major oscillating multi-tool brands.
Does it work with dust extraction?
Yes. It supports dust extraction when connected to a separate extraction unit.
What is the model number?
This is DeWALT model DT20717-QZ.
Shipping & Returns
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