Oscillating Multitool Blade Set with 24 Quick-Release High-Carbon Steel Blades for Wood, Plastic and Metal
Oscillating Multitool Blade Set with 24 Quick-Release High-Carbon Steel Blades for Wood, Plastic and Metal
An oscillating multitool blade set brings together standard, Japanese-tooth and precision-tooth profiles for renovation, workshop and household cutting. The 24-piece assortment handles suitable wood, plastic and metal while giving you several blade shapes for flush cuts, plunge cuts and detailed work.
High-carbon and stainless-steel construction pairs with a black electrophoretic coating for wear and corrosion resistance. Inch markings on one side and centimeter markings on the other help guide cutting depth, and the quick-release interface fits the long list of compatible oscillating tools stated in the source. Select the 24-piece configuration or another listed count when a larger or smaller refill better matches your projects.
Specifications
- Product: oscillating multitool blade set
- Featured quantity: 24 pieces
- Other listed counts: 9 11 23 34 37 45 50 64 104 and 128
- Materials: high-carbon steel and stainless steel
- Finish: black electrophoretic coating
- Blade styles: standard Japanese-tooth and precision-tooth
- Measurements: inch and centimeter depth markings
- Mount: universal quick-release pattern
- Applications: cutting sawing scraping sanding shaping polishing and grout removal
- Compatible materials listing: wood plastic and metal
- Selected compatible tool brands include DeWalt Fein Makita Rockwell Ryobi Milwaukee Chicago and Craftsman
- Compatibility exclusions may apply to individual tool interfaces
- Color: black
- Featured set weight: 500 g
- Brand: PECHAM
Frequently Asked Questions
What jobs can the 24-piece assortment handle?
The different blade profiles support compatible cutting, sawing, scraping and grout-removal work in wood, plastic and selected metal applications.
How do the depth markings help during a cut?
Inch markings on one face and centimeter markings on the other give a quick visual reference for plunge-cut depth.
Will these blades fit every oscillating tool?
No. They use the listed universal quick-release pattern and fit many named tool families, but you should compare your exact mount because some interfaces are excluded.
Why are several tooth styles included?
Standard, Japanese and precision tooth patterns let you choose a blade that better matches the material and the speed or finish needed for the cut.