Customer Reviews

Dremel MM610 Multi-Max Flexible Scraper

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This is a great tool. It saved me countless hours of manual work when removing caulk from the brick and flashing around my windows. The only warning... using it on brick wears it down pretty quickly. I wore it down to a semi-circle after only a couple windows.

works for special cutting purposes: tight places where circular and sawzall will not work. great. not an issue with the tool but blades. . . expensive. good profit center for Dremmel.

This product was delivered on time and as agreed. While these little "bits" are fairly expensive; when you need it there is no substitute and you would gladly pay that and more. I used it for scraping bathtub caulk and it made speedy and clean work of the project. No visible signs of ware, so it's good to go again and again.

We removed ceramic toilet paper holder from vanity (attached with tile mastick). After scraping the rest of the mastick and what appeared to be liquid nails with this product, it was ready to paint. Wonderful tool!

I bought this product to use with my Dremel Multi Max reconditioned tool, which I previously bought, with the intent to do some work on my kitchen floor. It sure made the job go quick and easy. I am intending to do other jobs which will call for this tool. I'm sure I will get the same service. This is a reconditioned tool and I really did not know what to expect. It arrived in a box with a case and to be honest it looked like a brand new tool. Not even a spec of dust on it. I would not hesitate to try a reconditioned toll again should the occassion call for it.

I was using this for removing ceramic tile from a shower area. I was using a heat gun to soften the adhesive then the scraper to get under the tiles. It worked well for a couple of tiles then the blade snapped off from all the flexing and vibration. For the price, it should last longer.

Needed this scraper to remove old caulk in our bathtub - it sure made short work of that project! It's really sharp though, and I did cut myself getting it out of the package. (my fault obviously, but still!)