Electric Mortar Grout Gun, Portable Cement Grouting Machine, Reusable Mortar Pointing Gun for Brick, Grout Applicator Caulking Finishing Tool with 4 Nozzles (Without Electric Drill)

Used this gun for a fireplace stone wall. I cant say enough about it. Worth the money and time all day long. Works with any drill. there is multiple tips depending on project. Great price you wouldn't be mad with this purchase

Overall it works. Definitely cheaply made. The auger bit likes to catch a lot making it difficult to run the tip inside the grout lines. Overall I wouldn't buy again and just go for thee bag method to save the hassle.

I am still undecided about this device as I can almost do a quicker and better job (with less waste) with an old-fashioned grout bag. That said, this is pretty well made and is simple to use. Just attach your drill, choose and install the tip you want, and add grout.The metalwork is clean with no sharp edges or burrs and the mechanical parts seem durable. The unit strikes a balance between sturdiness and keeping it light enough to use without it wearing you out.This one of those tool that if you take care of it and thoroughly clean it after every use, you should get many years of use out of it.

It is great for the small home projects. The best way to use it is the brickworks. We used it to repair the hole on the exterior wall where we had to open up for a leaking pipe. We just needed to make sure to not use it with instant concrete and clean it timely. It will be helpful for our next landscape upgrade project too

The media could not be loaded. Works great if mix is wet enough. Also if you make an upgrade to it it works even better better. Put a zip tie on shaft between drill and hopper then wrap tape at end of zip tie into a ball so when it sound the ball hits hopper. It vibrates hopper to allow great flow

I really, really wanted this to work. I installed two walls of brick tile in my kitchen and my hands get exhausted squeezing the mortar bag for all that needed done. I used premixed mortar which obviously was too thick for this tool because it would shoot a little spurt and stop. I spent about an hour on one little section. Thinning the mortar would have been a total mess. I eventually gave up, tossed it aside and used a spackling knife and soft trowel to apply the mortar and it went much faster and turned out the way I wanted. It might work for you if you mix your own and make it thinner than premix.

We have an old barn with a rock foundation. This tool makes tuck pointing the rock so simple it was definitely worth buying.

It actually works, but the mortar comes out too fast and all the spouts are too large to get the mortar between the bricks. I wanted my money on this one.