What are these used for?

[H F]

I purchased a pack of attachments for my multi tool to assist me in getting tiles off the floor. Thing is, they’ve arrived and I have no idea what they’re each used for. Any guidance would be appreciated.

 

I’ve used the circular one to cut through the grout, but there are some stubborn tiles that aren’t budging. 

 

 

[ToughButterCup]

You have a YT channel. Here's one of YT's answers

[H F]

That answered a few of the questions. Thanks for sharing. Useful link.

[daiking]

This is also extremely useful with a hammer SDS drill

 

Very quick and ‘effective’ if you’re not concerned about damage.

[H F]

Yeah, I went down to the hardware store a picked up these two tools. Makes the work a lot easier.

[Russell griffiths]

If that’s on ply, I would smash the be,Jesus out of it and lay down new ply. 

It will be a ball ache trying to get that adhesive off

rip it all out and start a fresh 

will give you a better option to fix the ply down better instead of trying to get a few more fixings in without knowing where pipes are. 

[H F]

I will replace the ply. It was horribly laid to start with. 
 

Just trying to be cautious and not be too aggressive.

Edited November 4, 2019 by Home Farm

[Cpd]

8 minutes ago, Home Farm said:

Just trying to be cautious and not be too aggressive.

Don’t hold back, vent you hidden anger!!!!!!

[Mr Punter]

I use a Big Mutt for this sort of thing. Handy for removing skitings, door linings and general light demo stuff.

[Russell griffiths]

27 minutes ago, Home Farm said:

I will replace the ply. It was horribly laid to start with. 
 

Just trying to be cautious and not be too aggressive.

Nope, smash the granny out of it. 

[Vijay]

not sure I'd go too mad unless you're 100% there's no water or gas pipes underneath

[Russell griffiths]

1 hour ago, Vijay said:

not sure I'd go too mad unless you're 100% there's no water or gas pipes underneath

Chicken. 

[H F]

There are no water or rad pipes under it... I will continue the controlled route tomorrow... what’s the best way to remove the old ply? I’m guessing crowbar? Or should I cut it out?

[Cpd]

9 hours ago, Home Farm said:

what’s the best way to remove the old ply?

BFH

 

na crow bar will be fine....... 

[H F]

Just waiting for the pipes to get capped and the ply is coming up. Terrified to see what awaits below given some of the construction and DIY quality in this house.