Can this be used to mix concrete or is it not strong enough?
2075631
I mixed mortar with it no problems. I think a some bags of concrete would be fine.
2075632
The grout mixer is very heavy duty and works extremely well. The real issue might be making certain your drill is sturdy enough to handle mixing concrete.
2075633
plenty strong & works well with concrete or anything else you want to mix up.I been very happy with mine.Hope that will help you.
482912
I didn't use it for concrete. But pretty sure it'll fall apart. This trailer is a POS. Save your $$ and buy something better!
861134
That's a good question, I never intended to use it that way. It would probably depend on the type of ground you want to drive the point and pipe into. I really wouldn't know for sure, but it sure makes fast work of breaking up concrete. For the price, you could give it a try and wouldn't be out much money if it didn't work but the motor is very strong, give it a try! ;&gt;)
140970
It isn't strong enough for that. It is just for mixing liquids. I can recommend the Ninja for baby food.
878307
I haven't really lbeen happy with my max extract since I got it. I really don't think it will work on concrete at all.
1881352
It will work, but it is a big heavy tool. I use mine to drill concrete and mix thinset(the real reason I bought mine-I burned out two 1/4 drills mixing thinset). I use a Bosch battery powered drill for all other jobs.
1326807
We use it to mix dry powder from vendors such as Hammer with water. It does a superb job of this - much better than shaking or using a chopstick or other manual methods. I suppose the key would be what the ingredients are and how soluble they are. After all, this or any mixer can't do much with insoluble solutes.
326950
I sent this question to my husband. Although I use it for my daycare children it would be best for your question to be answered by him. We set it up in our yard so not sure about concrete.
2010481
I don't know. I didn't buy it to use concrete. I bought it to paint a pattern on my patio, which I did not do and ended up getting rid of the mold.
1434227
I would not use this product. I advise that you use JB Weld or similar slow hardening epoxy on cement items. I will capitulate by stating there is a lot about your question that leaves a lot of vague areas. Like the kind of concrete, how large a area, if you are trying to use a adhesive in a cement area that needs to support weight, etc. Cement is best at withstanding compression. Cement is poor at supporting twisting or bending forces which is why they use metal reinforcement.If you get back with a question regarding the actual use of the cement etc I can better advise you. I would not use this product. I advise that you use JB Weld or similar slow hardening epoxy on cement items. I will capitulate by stating there is a lot about your question that leaves a lot of vague areas. Like the kind of concrete, how large a area, if you are trying to use a adhesive in a cement area that needs to support weight, etc. Cement is best at withstanding compression. Cement is poor at supporting twisting or bending forces which is why they use metal reinforcement.If you get back with a question regarding the actual use of the cement etc I can better... » Read More I would not use this product. I advise that you use JB Weld or similar slow hardening epoxy on cement items. I will capitulate by stating there is a lot about your question that leaves a lot of vague areas. Like the kind of concrete, how large a area, if you are trying to use a adhesive in a cement area that needs to support weight, etc. Cement is best at withstanding compression. Cement is poor at supporting twisting or bending forces which is why they use metal reinforcement.If you get back with a question regarding the actual use of the cement etc I can better advise you. « Show Less
1866151
Yes however I would not recommend it. Concrete has a rough.finish and you stand the chance of damaging.the bottom.
714030
It is pretty strong, but if you mix it with regular potting soil it should be okay.
1775279
no you cannot. you need a drill with a carbide tip for concrete. The best for concrete is a hammer drill and carbide bits.
1567384
I have not tried it on Concrete, But it works pretty good so I don't see why it would not, Might have to apply more then once,
1285186
that is a good question I don't know if you can mix it with that the only thing I can suggest is take a small portion of it can mix it and proceed to what you're trying to do and see if it works out that way I wish I could be more help and hope its mixes well good luck
1055126
I have used mine for everything I had used the steel bed for. I haven't mixed concrete in it but I do not think that would be a problem, probably easier to clean. I have not bolted mine down to the frame. I just put into the existing steel barrow. It is much easier to unload the last part of the load that way. It is light enough to lift out and pour the last of the material. I have used it for soil, manure, compost materials and sand. I consider it as one of the better buys I have made.
1246553
Using this drill with concrete drill bits would work for small projects. Heavy drilling should be done with a larger and heavier duty drill.