Universal Oscillating Tool Blades for Wood, Metal and Plastics

The 15PCS DIY Oscillating Multitool Blade Kit is a versatile set that includes a variety of blades for different applications. The kit contains: - 2PCS 1-3/8 inch bi-metal saw blades - 3PCS 1-3/8 inch high-carbon steel standard tooth blades - 2PCS 1-3/4 inch high-carbon steel Japanese tooth blades - 2PCS 3-1/2 inch high-carbon steel Semicircle blades - 1PCS 2-1/2 inch high-carbon steel standard Triangle tooth blades - 1PCS 3/4 inch high-carbon steel standard tooth blades - 1PCS 3/8 inch high-carbon steel standard tooth blades - 1PCS 2 inch stainless steel rigid scraper blade - 2PCS C-clip

The bi-metal blades are made of M42 high-speed steel and high-quality stainless steel, providing a longer service life. The oscillating tool wood blades have a durable cutting edge that resists wear and cuts quickly, making them suitable for cutting nails, soft metals, hardwood, plasterboard, fiberglass, acrylic, and laminate.

These high-quality multitool blades are constructed with high carbon steel, making them tougher and thicker than most. They feature a black electrophoretic finish that protects against corrosion, and computer-controlled spot welded joints optimized for strength and durability. The saw blades are designed with high heat-resistant materials, resulting in a tough, wear-resistant build that ensures easy cutting and long service life.

The universal interface system of this 15PCS DIY saw blades kit allows it to be compatible with more than 95% of the oscillating tools on the market, including Fein Multimaster, Ryobi, Milwaukee, Hitachi, Black & Decker, Chicago Electric, Dewalt, and Craftsman. However, it is important to note that the blades do not fit Bosch Quick Release tools, Fein Starlock, or Bosch MX30 models. Adapters may be required for Fein Supercut and Dremel MM40 & MM45 models.

This DIY multi-tool blades kit is well-suited for the do-it-yourself crowd, as it offers a comprehensive set of 15 parts, including 8 different saw blades. Each blade is designed for specific purposes, allowing users to efficiently complete a variety of different tasks.

When using the oscillating tool blades, it is essential to take it slowly and avoid pushing the blade too hard, as this can cause overheating and premature blunting. It is also recommended to keep the blade moving and not let one area of the teeth do all the cutting, as this can lead to uneven wear. Additionally, it is crucial to remove debris from the cutting area to prevent interference with the cutting process and damage to the cutting edge.

For harder materials, it is important to apply gentle, steady pressure and keep the material and cutting edge cool to avoid damage. Cutting oil and/or frequent breaks can help maintain the integrity of both the material and the cutting edge.

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