Dremel 568 Grout Removal Kit with Angled Guide and 1.6 mm Bit

If you need to clear grout along tile joints, a guided rotary-tool attachment offers a different approach from removing it by hand: it is designed to follow the joint with a cutting guide. The Dremel 568 kit is for that more controlled task on wall and floor tiles, with an angled guide and an adjustable cutting depth.

For occasional repairs or renovation work, the useful question is whether you already have a compatible Dremel rotary tool. The attachment screws onto the tool’s nose, but the tool itself is not listed as included.

Product specs

• Type: Grout removal attachment kit for a Dremel rotary tool
• Guide: Angled cutting guide with a 30-degree cutting angle
• Depth adjustment: Up to 13 mm
• Included cutter: 1.6 mm grout removal bit
• Compatibility: Dremel rotary tools, except the 8050 Micro and 2050 Stylo+
• Dimensions: 14.9 x 9.3 x 6.3 cm
• Weight: 49 g

The guide is intended to help keep the cut steady as you follow a grout line, while its large windows give a clearer view of the work area. That visibility is useful when working close to tile edges, where staying aligned matters. Depth adjustment gives you a way to set the cutter for the task, up to the stated maximum, it does not remove the need to work carefully around the tile surface.

Best use cases

This kit suits jobs such as removing grout from a short run of wall or floor tiles before regrouting. For example, when refreshing the joints around a tiled area, the guide can help direct the rotary tool along the existing line rather than relying on a freehand cut. It is intended for grout removal, not general tile cutting.

A solid pick if you own a compatible Dremel and want a dedicated attachment for more guided grout work. If you are choosing between a hand tool for small, occasional touch-ups and a rotary-tool setup for following tile joints, this kit is geared towards the latter. You may want to skip it if your Dremel is an 8050 Micro or 2050 Stylo+, as those models are specifically excluded. If you prioritise a complete working setup, bear in mind that the rotary tool is not listed among the included parts.

What you get

The listed contents are a grout-cutting guide attachment and a 1.6 mm grout removal bit. The product information also refers to cutters 569 and 570 in a longer description, while the included-components details specify cutter 569 and the kit features list one 1.6 mm bit. As those details do not fully agree, check the supplied contents if the cutter size is important to your job. The rotary tool is not listed as part of the kit.

What to clarify

Which Dremel tools are compatible? The attachment fits Dremel rotary tools except the 8050 Micro and 2050 Stylo+.

How much cutting depth can be set? The depth adjustment is stated as up to 13 mm. Choose a setting suited to the grout joint and work with care near tile edges.

Can it be used on wall and floor tiles? The kit is described for grout removal on both wall and floor tiles.

Is it worth it?

The Dremel 568 makes most sense as a task-specific accessory if you already have a compatible rotary tool and want a guide for following grout lines. Its angled guide, viewing windows and adjustable depth are relevant to controlled joint removal, rather than being general-purpose extras. For a small hand-cleaning job, a dedicated attachment may be more setup than you need, for planned grout removal across tiled surfaces, it offers a more guided rotary-tool approach. Check the cutter details before buying if a particular bit size is essential.