Thanks for the video and your product source. Very helpful.

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Thanks for the info and the afternoon chuckles! 😂

I owe you my life!

Thank u bro big help 💪

Next round is on me, Romeo. Thanks.

I used paint stripper, brushed it on, let it set for 30 min and scrapped up the goo

thx

6 years later you still helping DIYers Lovely

Fantastic video, well explained

Bro this has been so freaking helpful 🎉🎉🎉 thank you very much 💥🔥☄️☀️🥇💪🏻

Hey Man! that was MOST helpful!! Thank you!!!

Dude, I'm seriously fighting the exact same felt covered shit right now! Thank you so damn much!

Dude!! Thank you!!!

Good video. Thanks for posting.

Freaking awesome man!

I add a cyclone to my shopvac and remote control.

Nice!

I'm glad I found your video, thank you sir!

This works fantastic!!! A few notes - might consider an AC grinder because this will run through batteries fast. I used Dewalt grinder and vacuum attachment. The craftsman shop vac sucked the grinding wheel down to the floor. An even smooth motion got off nearly all of the mortar with almost no dust! I also used my Bosch dust collection hose that fit the grinder dust shroud.

You had me laughing as you were explaining what you were doing. Thanks for the info. Exactly the info I needed to do a similar job. Dude, you are a natural!

Thank you! This is the information that I needed!

Thank you for posting this video! I have been unsuccessfully trying to remove thin set from my bathroom floor for a week. Such a nightmare!!!

Sharpen that 'fuckin thing'! Love it lol. That's how i talk on nightmare jobs lol.

Dude was pissed, all of that crazy manual labor. ;) Good tips man. It looks like you prepped the subfloor at the same time! There's a standup machine that does this as well which you can rent. Thanks for posting!

You da man

Brilliant! Love It. Works good, no dust! Already have the grinder tool. Thanks!

Oh man I think you just saved me so much headache and pain!

The exact issue I'm having without removing/ replacing sub flloor!! THANK YOU!!!!

this might save my life. i gotta remove just a little bit but its right beside heated floors that lead into our bedroom. just need to remove enough to get a tighter edge to put in our edge between bedroom and bathroom. had carpet before in bedroom. thanks for tip.

I know this is an old video but I've rented a drum sander with a 24 grit belt and used the grinder for perimeters for years. Saves the back and knees. Works fantastic. If it was a small bathroom I'd do just the grinder as you showed.

Fuckin rights!! Thank you for showing the step by step brother

Straight up talk - no bs ….beautiful….ty dude….wouldn’t mind seeing how you removed the tile beforehand …..I want to use a chipper as I did when I removed tile off concrete floor in basement bath but I’m concerned about chipper damaging wood staircase base as I remove the tile

Great job on the video. We did a similar job to get rid of the glue when we removed our parquet flooring.

Great job my friend...this is exactly what I wanted to find out how to do, without dusting my whole area...FANTASTIC video !!!

They tiled on the subfloor. Thankyou.

You're a lifesaver brother

Thank you!! Very helpful!

This is great and will give this a shot for the thinset removal. Former owners had some "free" marble tiles you'd find in a hotel lobby they chose to use. On top of not looking good and being very slippery when wet, they have a degree of waxing/sealing maintenance, and they are thick...so some of the doors weren't corrected. And there is Ditra underneath. I've been concerned about how to deal with the thinset removal but this looks like it'll work well.

Holy cow! Off to Home Depot right now for this set up. Doing a huge master suite bathroom that was all tiles. Floors and walls. This will be so much easier. Thanks!

Thank you!! Very helpful!! My floor is coming up.

Thank you, thank you...I watched your video after starring at the mortar all over the floor and finally had hope. Ran to Home Depot and bought the dust cover and man that thing works great...as long as your vaccum filter isn't all clogged up with mortar dust. Luckily I had a couple different diamond grinders, I really liked my slightly rounded one vs. the flat one I had and a wired grinder had more power than my battery one but they were both better than scraping!

Fwiw, my experience didn't work. I tried exact same tools, but a 7 inch grinder. It chewed up the plywood subfloor and ripped out a bunch of nails that were holding the subfloor to the joists

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you sir!!

good god man USE 2 hands always, right to the bone and gone with a diamond tip ANYTHING. lol

Thanks so much for saving me so much time.

Thank thank you thank. Amazing

THANK YOU!!

Thx u just saved my DAY'S!!!

Yes, Sir. You do, in fact, rock. I am at this juncture with my master bath re-model and this will be my approach.