Tuck Point Blades

Needed when cutting out mortar before repairing

Tuckpointing blades are used to remove mortar between bricks that is weak, old or damaged, or the head or bed joints need replacing. They will also cut concrete.

My blades are the ideal choice for tradies or DIYers to quickly remove old mortar from masonry joints.
These tuck pointers are for use on angle grinders and come in sizes from 4" (100mm) to 6" (150mm).
Segments are 6mm to 7mm thick, arbour size is 7/8"/22.23mm.

Note - If you are cutting dry, always be aware of the danger of breathing in the dust.
Ensure a dust extraction system is used with a suitable filter fitted.
Use a half face respirator or a PAPR (Powered air purifying respirator).
The Nakaya NK-125CY Cyclone Dust Extractor will handle blades up to 10mm thick.
 View here dust collection accessories.

Tuck Point Blades

4"/100mm Diamond Tuck Point Blade 4"/100mm diameter 6.4mm thick 22.2mm Centre $95 incl GST ex stock 4.5"/115mm Diamond Tuck Point Blade 4.5"/115mm diameter ( approx 6mm less cut depth than 125mm blade) Approx 7mm thick 22.2mm Centre $50 incl GST (Great value) 5"/125mm Diamond Tuck Point Blade 5"/125mm diameter 6.4mm thick 22.2mm Centre Premium $120 incl GST Dymaxion 6mm $99 incl GST 6"/150mm Diamond Tuck Point Blade 6"/150mm diameter 6 mm thick 22.23mm Centre $110 incl GST

For larger blades (250 - 350mm) see our Loop blades here
See our mortar rakes here

Prices correct as of 1/12/24, but subject to change.

Silica dust - when workers drill, cut, saw, crush, polish or grind products that contain silica, particles are created, which are one-hundredth of the size of a grain of sand. These can get  stuck deep in the lungs. 
Ensure precautions to limit exposure to dust are in place.
See the WA government's info on silica dust here.

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