KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL ST147 Grout Saw, Carbide-Edged, 2in. Blade
Removes grout and mortar between tiles using a 2 in. carbide-edged blade with serrated teeth and an orange/black handle for grip
- Carbide-edged blade cuts grout cleanly
- Serrated 2 in. blade handles any grout type
- Orange-black handle gives secure grip
- Durable carbide tip extends blade life
- Purpose-built for grout removal and replacement
Grout Saw for Tile Work
The KRAFT TOOL ST147 is a carbide-edged grout saw designed for removing old grout or mortar between tiles. Its 2in. serrated blade cuts through various grout types to prepare joints for replacement. The orange and black handle provides a secure grip during use. This hand tool suits DIYers and professionals tackling tile restoration projects.
Simple Hand Tool Operation
No assembly or power source is required; the saw is ready to use straight from the package. The carbide-tipped teeth engage the grout line with a back-and-forth motion. Users should apply steady pressure to avoid slipping and damaging adjacent tile edges. The fixed blade cannot be adjusted for different joint widths.
Manual Cutting Limitations
Cutting speed and depth depend entirely on user effort and the hardness of the grout or mortar. The 2in. blade length restricts reach in deep or recessed joints. This tool cannot cut tile, stone, or other hard substrates. It is not suited for large-scale demolition or powered removal tasks.
Highlights
- Carbide-edged blade cuts grout cleanly
- Serrated 2 in. blade handles any grout type
- Orange-black handle gives secure grip
- Durable carbide tip extends blade life
- Purpose-built for grout removal and replacement
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERIOR TILE CUTTER INC. AND TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the carbide-edged blade is cutting grout cleanly after first use?
The 2in. serrated blade should remove mortar smoothly without chipping tiles; inspect the grout lines for even depth and clean edges.
What does the ST147 package include and what must I supply?
The saw ships with its carbide-tipped 2in. blade and orange/black handle; no extra blades or accessories are included.
Which ST147 version should I choose for standard tile joints?
The single listed ST147 model with a 2in. carbide-edged blade covers typical grout widths; no alternative capacities are offered.
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