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The DeWALT version technically has the same capacities, however they tested it on more materials than Grabo did and DeWALT chose to publish the lowest tested result of all materials.

Thanks for your question! The sponge comes out damp, not soaking wet, which is ideal for tile work. The wringing mechanism is not adjustable, but it’s designed to remove the right amount of water, leaving the sponge ready to use without being too wet. If you’d like to see how it works in action, we have a video that demonstrates the wringing process here: th-cam.com/video/rfoDnTXYS_I/w-d-xo.html. Let me know if you have any more questions!

@RTCProducts For a revamped 30 yr old design, at $500, it needs to be adjustable for us who have grouted enough to know that not all applications require the same amount of water. This CAN'T be the first time you've heard this.

@honestlyforreal6304, thank you for your feedback! We completely understand where you're coming from-professionals like you know what’s needed for different jobs. This design has been around for years, and we’ve made several modifications to address various concerns, prioritizing consistency and ease of use for most users. That said, we’re always listening, and we take feedback like yours seriously. It’s not the first time we’ve heard this, and your input helps guide future improvements. Thanks again, and please keep the suggestions coming!

Hi! Thanks for your feedback. The sponge does come out damp but not overly wet. We've actually uploaded a more detailed video where you can see the sponge being wrung out, and no excess water drips off. You can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/rfoDnTXYS_I/w-d-xo.html. Hopefully, this clears things up, but feel free to reach out if you have any more questions!

That’s why we came here right 😂

This was filmed on a stage for shooting construction videos and we needed to block the view of what was behind it

I have the same problem when using the clear shields. The shields turn the spacer and open up the grout line. Discovered this only when it was too late. Would not recommend this system as a result.

Hi Kerry, They are available at Tiletools.com. Here is the direct link www.tiletools.com/products/spin-doctor-level-head?_pos=4&_sid=a55063ec2&_ss=r

Hello Kerry. Thank you for your interest! At this moment, they can be purchased on Amazon or one of our online retailers Tiletools.com

1000X better in my opinion.

Yes, they are safe to use on limestone. However, it is highly recommended that you use the clear view shield protection plates to avoid any scratching. With that said, as with any moisture sensitive material we would recommend that you do a sample board with the material to ensure that there will not be any scratching or moisture rings left behind. Also, calcium based stones like limestone and marble are much more delicate and do not have the same edge pressure as porcelain so be sure to get the tile as flat as possible and use the Spin Doctor for micro-adjustments only.

This, paused video to check comments right away!

Hey Todd, sorry to hear you had an issue! Can you tell us a little more? Did you remove the red caps before breaking or did you leave them on? How many broke improperly in reference to the amount used? These issues happen so infrequently we would like to make sure we are on top of any issue that may arise. Thanks for the feedback!

More than half, and yes I left red spin tops on them, tight. I used foot first, then a new mallet. Going the direction of the seam, I gave them a solid whack, and it seems like its only snapping the threaded portion of the stem. What I am doing, is using a 1/8” punch and carefully placing it the seam against whats left of the black stem, and tapping it loose then using my electrical linesmen pliers to finish the removal. Its almost as if the tiles are pressed to tight. Maybe I messed up? I did leave at least 1/4” around the perimeter for expansion and removed my perimeter spacers( for expansion).

This is how the cutter comes from Sigma, as they recommend the scale being closer to the user for better visibility. However, we recommend turning it around so you are pushing into the fence. It also adds a bit of cut length 😉

Thanks Nick! We are glad you like the tool. We thought that maybe by putting the music in, someone would be motivated to create the next viral TikTok dance!

Thank you for your insightful comment! We'll be sure to reach out for further reviews on our products!

Hello Lu Cho. Thank you for the compliment. However, I need to correct you in the fact that the Ridgid Levelmax is ACTUALLY a copy of our Spin Doctor. Thanks for the support!

@@RTCProducts 😱😱😱 A copy? No worries... it's yours! But like more the ridgid one. Just purchased 800 of them probably the last ones on the market. Then i may try your brand. 😁😁👍. if need some more.