XXGO XG4001S Diamond Grout Removal Blades, 4-Piece Set

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Product guide

XXGO XG4001S Diamond Grout Removal Blades, 4-Piece Set

Removal: XXGO XG4001S is a four-piece set of diamond-grit oscillating multi-tool blades intended mainly for removing grout. The listing says the approximately 2.3 mm blade thickness suits 1/8-inch grout lines better than 1/16-inch lines, so check the joint width and tool fitting before buying.

At a glance

Designed primarily for grout removal with oscillating multi-tools.
Listing describes use on 1/8-inch grout lines and says it is not best for 1/16-inch lines.
The manufacturer lists additional uses including mortar, plaster, stucco and concrete-block joints.

Price

£9.97Save 23%

Reference price: ~~£12.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Four blades are listed in the set, giving a replacement option during a grout-removal project.
Customer feedback reports effectiveness on grout joints, plaster and mortar, as well as positive impressions of quality and multi-tool compatibility.

Cons

The listed thickness is not well suited to narrow 1/16-inch grout lines.
Customer feedback is mixed on wear life and cutting performance, so larger or demanding jobs may use blades quickly.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity
Brand	XXGO
Model	XG4001S
Set name	Diamond Multi Tool Swing Blade Set (4 Pcs)
Number of blades	4

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	7.4 x 5.8 x 0.1 centimetres
Weight listed	1 Ounces

Materials and use
Material listed	Diamond
Grit type	Medium
Compatible material	Grout

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing gives the blade thickness as both about 2.3 mm and 0.1 centimetres, which are not an exact match, and describes additional masonry uses while warning against tile, granite, hard-wall and marble cutting. Its fit lists also combine supported tool brands with specific incompatible models and exclusions. Confirm the exact tool connection and intended material before purchase. The manufacturer cautions that the blade can damage tiles and advises taking care during grout removal. It also recommends eye protection and a suitable respirator.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Removing grout around ceramic tiles where the grout line is approximately 1/8 inch wide.
Small repair or renovation jobs involving listed materials such as mortar, plaster or stucco, provided the tool fits.

Less suited to

Removing grout from 1/16-inch lines where a thinner blade is needed.
Cutting ceramic or porcelain tile, granite, marble or hard walls, which the listing warns against.

XXGO XG4001S Diamond Grout Removal Blades, 4-Piece Set · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 1,055 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars19%19%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars1%1%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback highlights effectiveness on grout joints, plaster and mortar, alongside positive impressions of quality, value and compatibility with different multi-tool brands. Durability and cutting performance are mixed: some report lasting use while others say blades wear reasonably quickly, and a large cutting job was reported to require two blades. This matters especially for extended work, where the listed four-piece set offers spares but does not establish how long each blade will last.

Positive themes

Feedback describes the blades as effective on grout joints, plaster and mortar.
Customers report positive impressions of quality, value and compatibility across multi-tool brands.

Mixed feedback

Feedback is mixed on durability, with reports of both long-lasting use and reasonably quick wear.
Cutting performance reports vary, including an account of needing two blades for a large hole.

Frequently asked questions

What jobs is the XXGO XG4001S intended for?

The listing presents it mainly as a grout-removal blade for oscillating multi-tools, with other suggested uses including mortar, plaster, stucco and concrete-block joints. It warns against cutting tiles, granite, hard walls and marble.

Which grout-line width does the listing recommend?

It says the blade works fine with 1/8-inch grout lines and is not best for 1/16-inch lines. The listed thickness is given as about 2.3 mm, so check the actual joint and blade dimensions.

Will these blades fit my multi-tool?

The listing names a range of compatible brands but also excludes specific models and tool systems. Check the exact model and mounting interface, as an adapter may be needed for some tools.

Can this blade cut ceramic tile?

The listing says it is designed to remove grout around ceramic tiles, not to cut the tiles themselves. It warns that grout removal can damage tile if care is not taken.