can I attach it to a drill to remove the dirt in the grout? Thanks, Yihong
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I suppose you could afro-enginuity a fix by using a length of allthread and washer and nut, BUT it would be a waste of time and a exersice in futility. anyway the coiled wire is wider than the grout line and you would scar the tile. If yu truly want to attempt this it this type way get a cheap rototool and the wire wheel that is available.
1756871
No its for a grinder, it has a female mount not a shaft. Plus its would remove the grout not clean it.
1916249
It should do a good job. I find it easy to control and the bristles are stiff enough to get a lot of dirt out of the grout.
1914307
There is an attachment that you can buy to turn it into an impact drill. But it is only a drill, at least that's what I got when I purchased it
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Yes, it's possible to do so as long as you run the drill slowly and take enough time to do the job properly. Move the unit back and forth several times every 6 inches and pull the end free of the vent after every couple of feet. It might help also to be running air thru the vent as you're cleaning. I used my shop vac with the hose reversed. Messy on the outside of the house. . . . but it did the job
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absolutely not...the suction aspect of these handles requires that non-porous surfaces be used.if you wish to drill through and mount it to a stud or use anchors-that is a different story.then again- why buy this style?
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I never used it for grout, but there is a blade for a sawzall that will do that.Spyder 100234 Grout-Out Multi Blade
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Actually any drill would work fine it just would be cumbersome to have a cord dragging along if you were cleaning your shower or bathtub and you must have an electrical outlet nearby
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I do not know since I bought it for a hand held application and I do not have that type of drill. Sorry.
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Yes you can use the Grout Gator with a regular broom stick attachment. Make sure it's a broom handle that screws in not snaps in. Customer Support
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It would not be a very good unit to drill holes in concrete but we use it to drive tapcon screws into holes drilled with my rotary concrete hammer drill.
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If you plan to regrout the bath tiles you may want to purchase the grout remover attachment, and really not much more.The purpose of this tool is specific and the most used attachments are included (the half circle and the flat cutoff attachments).Hope this helps
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I don't think so, it doesn't seem strong enough to go through impacted dirt. It is presumably built to pull hair and grease clogs back through the pipe... You may wish to put the old fashioned style nozzle on the end of a hose and try to break up the clog that way. I hope this helps.
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I only plan to use this hammer drill to remove ceramic tiles. I also bought a Bosch chisel.
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I really don't know didn't use it on grout.Worked well other wise.my daughter-in-law loves hers.
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You can buy cheap attachments for an electric drill. I recommend that instead. MJ
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I doubt this would work well in compacted soil like under a walkway. A standard drill would not work. You would need a drill with high torque and an auxiliary handle to keep it from twisting your wrist.
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I've done just about everything with this tool but cut a piece of tile out. I have laid a lot of ceramic tile and I would probably not suggest using the tool to do a plunge cut into ceramic tile. I love this tool, but I suggest you get yourself a ceramic tile drill bit and drill a hole and then use a Dremel with a tile bit. It has the high speed you need. The Rockwell has amazing power, but I don't see the grout removal tool being able to plunge cut the tile accurately.