A Multimaster-style blade built for old-growth wood
Old-growth and seasoned hardwood are dense, and a cheap blade gives up halfway through. This one is made from High Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel, so it stays sharp longer and keeps cutting through the toughest wood you’ll find in an old house.
It has a quick-release design and built-in measurement scales so you can gauge the depth of your cut as you work. Beyond wood it also handles plastic, soft metal, light-gauge copper, metal mesh, and light-gauge sheet metal.
What it fits
Compatible with most oscillating multi-tools, including Fein Multimaster, Bosch Multi-X, Craftsman Nextec, DeWalt, Dremel Multi-Max, Milwaukee, Ridgid Jobmax, Rockwell Sonicrafter, and many others.
What it does not fit
- Fein Starlock and Bosch MX30
- Bosch Quick Release tools
- Fein Supercut, Dremel MM40 and MM45 (adapter required)
Frequently asked questions
Can a multi-tool blade cut hardwood?
Yes. This blade is built for old-growth and seasoned hardwood, the dense wood found in old houses where cheaper blades give up halfway through. It is made from High Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel so it stays sharp longer and keeps cutting through tough wood.
What multi-tools does this blade fit?
It has a quick-release design and fits most oscillating multi-tools, including Fein Multimaster, Bosch Multi-X, Craftsman Nextec, DeWalt, Dremel Multi-Max, Milwaukee, Ridgid Jobmax, and Rockwell Sonicrafter. Check the fitment list before buying.
What multi-tools does this blade NOT fit?
It does not fit Fein Starlock, Bosch MX30, or Bosch Quick Release tools. Fein Supercut, Dremel MM40, and Dremel MM45 require an adapter.
What materials besides wood can this blade cut?
Beyond dense wood it also handles plastic, soft metal, light-gauge copper, metal mesh, and light-gauge sheet metal. Built-in measurement scales let you gauge the depth of your cut as you work.
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