Spyder 100227 1/16-Inch Grout-Out Reciprocating Saw Blade

The Spyder 100227 is built for one job: removing grout cleanly so you can pull a single damaged tile without collateral destruction. That makes it most valuable to tile setters, remodelers, and skilled DIYers doing targeted repairs — anyone who needs to cut out a cracked or stained tile and replace it without disturbing the surrounding field. The 1/16" kerf matches a standard grout joint, and the carbide grit edge bites through cement-based grout rather than chipping or cracking it out unevenly.

The blade uses a standard universal shank, so it drops straight into any reciprocating saw you already own — there's no proprietary lock system or adapter requirement. Carbon steel backing keeps the blade rigid under the oscillating load of a recip saw, though controlled speed and steady hand pressure are required to keep the cut tracking true along a narrow joint. It's a consumable tool — not a blade you'll resharpen — but for the cost, having two or three on hand before a tile repair session is a reasonable prep habit. Built in China to commodity spec, this is a value-priced consumable that performs well within its intended scope.