Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: Can this be used to remove grout from in between existing tile?
Document: I found this to be a great tool because it is so lightweight and convenient to be used anywhere there is a table. It is good for lightwood and plastic. I carve wood and use it to work in my kitchen when I do not feel like going to my workshed.
After using this, I find out there is misleading in their advertisement, I was using it to cut Plexiglas 0.22" thickness, it did Not do the job, another word the material you want to used it must be less than 0.100", Very disappointed.
We used the saw to make puzzles and it was awesome! We made 20 puzzles (8&#34; x 8&#34;) and by the last  one, we were whipping through it and wished we had more to make. The only thing that didn't work, for us, was the vacuum attachment didn't fit two of our vacuums, so it was not universal. We worked it out but it didn't fit like it should.
What a cool idea, take it where you need it...or set it up to use on your work bench.We haven't used it for anything in the making. We just thought that it would be ahandy sort of tool and bought it for future projects. We are sure to incorparate itinto the many yearly projects that we wook on.The practice pieces that we tried it on made it out to be pretty darn handy!
Fathers day gift:After hearing back from my dad I was correct... this thing just looked super useful and it is.So far he's used it to chop some PVC pipe for a plumbing job. cutting some wood to replace some of the molding from an old crib and recutting a hose that was to worn out on the end to speed up an auto repair. All of these he said this thing helped out a lot.
I was told that the blades used in standard scroll saws would not work on this saw because the 3" blades would be too small and the 5" blades extend farther than the pin holder prongs. I did return the saw because of these factors. There are plenty of other choices for scroll saws out there but based on what I have researched, I bought the DeWalt 788 scroll saw with it's stand.
I used this to carve 1 of 4 of our families Pinewood Derby cars... next year I will be cutting all my cars PLUS any Den members cars that need the help. I was looking for a scroll saw but this is much much more. Dremel to the core. Note that this does not have or need a Dremel roto tool attached... this has its own motor, handle, powerplug, cutting surface: everything is included! !
the 1st thing that caught my eye or interest is the price of the item. Shipping was free and upon getting item in a fairly speedy manner. It was put to use immediately. It came with several blades and I reviewed manual which was easy to follow and I had it assembled and ready to use.I used it for cutting initially Devil's Club branches which are a relatively soft wood, but like butter.
Again as other reviewers note, this also means buying blades from Dremel because you can't use generic blade lengths. Plenty of Dremel tools used proprietary attachments and bits, but as this tool is pretty new, and the blades kinda flimsy, expect some resupply problems. My local Home Depot isn't currently carrying these blades in its Dremel section.Out of the case, I got selection of nine blades.
I've had a jigsaw and circular saw for a long time and have used hack saws on numerous occasions. Recently I was looking for a way to cut out shapes for model making. A band saw like we had in the workshop at school would be ideal but they are too expensive and take up too much space. My jigsaw was never designed to do fairly tight turns and in the end I settled on a cheap coping saw.
Answer: no