Pick up a set of el-cheapo diamond bits from HF, they work pretty good for
that application.
RJ
"Dave Mitton" wrote in message
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"Colbyt" wrote:


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Colbyt wrote:

You can use the dremel to cut the wall board above the tile and then
pry the
whole mess off the studs. If you think the dremel is going to cut
the tile
or the grout you are about to be disappointed.
Say WHAT? You mean the tool can't be used on simple grout?

Buy your bits by the case. It may handle the rotten grout on the floor
but
you are going to burn up a lot of bits on the wall tile. Buy yourself a
set
of safety glass also. Would hate to see you lose an eye when one of the
bits snaps off.

And yes I mean you can't believe everything you see advertised on TV.

Colbyt

I've used the grout removal kit for the Dremel twice now, and I've only
broken a
bit once. But if you're doing a big job, I would recommend having a
spare or
two. The first time, I broke the tip off, and I continued using the
rest of
the bit. The angled fixture works well to steady the bit, and the nubs
help
keep it in line. I think it works great.

Dave.