Multi-Tool Fine Cut Blade Wood/Metal Bi-Metal

The Multi-Tool Fine Cut Blade Wood/Metal Bi-Metal is a durable replacement blade designed for precision cutting through wood, metal and other suitable materials. Manufactured using bi-metal construction, it combines cutting performance with durability, making it suitable for demanding renovation, installation and repair work. Designed for use with compatible oscillating multi-tools, the fine-cut blade helps deliver controlled, accurate cuts in a variety of professional and DIY applications.

BENEFITS

• Durable bi-metal construction for reliable cutting performance

• Designed for cutting wood and metal

• Fine-cut design for controlled, precise cutting

• Suitable for a range of renovation and installation tasks

• Ideal for flush cutting and detailed work, where blade geometry permits

• Suitable for cutting compatible materials containing nails or screws

• Replacement blade for compatible oscillating multi-tools

• Ideal for professional tradespeople and DIY users

APPLICATIONS

• Cutting wood and timber components

• Cutting suitable metal sections and fixings

• Cutting wood containing nails, where blade specifications permit

• Renovation and refurbishment work

• Door and window installation

• General maintenance and repair

• Detailed cutting in confined spaces

• Building and construction applications

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

• Product Type: Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade

• Blade Type: Fine Cut

• Material: Bi-Metal

• Cutting Applications: Wood and suitable metals

• Tool Compatibility: Compatible oscillating multi-tools

• Use: Professional / Trade and DIY

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Ensure the multi-tool is switched off and disconnected from its power source or battery before fitting the blade. Check that the blade fitting is compatible with the tool and secure it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Select a suitable speed for the material being cut and allow the blade to cut without applying excessive pressure. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection, and ensure the workpiece is securely supported. Always check the manufacturer's blade specifications for material suitability and cutting limitations.