EXKRAEFT 50 PCS multi tool blades for oscillating tools 🛠️
Description:
This multi-tool blade kit brings a versatile set of cutting options for renovation and repair tasks, combining strength and value for tradespeople and DIYers who need to cut wood, metal nails and plastics efficiently. The pack focuses on durability and heat resistance to help speed up repetitive cutting jobs, particularly where nails and embedded metal are involved. 🔧
Key Points
The kit contains a large assortment of blades suitable for a range of jobs from trimming door frames to cutting floorboards and aluminium panels. Two titanium-coated blades are included alongside a majority of carbon steel blades, which improves resistance to heat and wear during demanding cuts. The universal adapter with a three-clip interface supports most oscillating tools on the market, so it fits brands such as Dewalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi and Fein. ⚒️
Benefits
Titanium coating raises blade hardness and can extend life compared with ordinary multi-tool blades, according to the manufacturer. This helps keep performance more consistent when cutting through tougher materials such as metal nails and sheet metal. The variety in the set reduces the need to stop work and change blades frequently, which keeps projects moving and reduces downtime. Consider that the blades are not recommended for cutting screws or bolts, which can dull them faster and may reduce lifespan.
Technical Specifications
- Name: EXKRAEFT 50 PCS Multi Tool Blade
- Blade types: 48 carbon steel blades and 2 titanium-coated blades
- Blade height: 1.35 inches
- Compatibility: fits over 98% of oscillating tools with three-clip adapter
- Materials: alloy steel and high carbon steel
Usage Recommendations
For clean cuts in wood and plastic, use the carbon steel blades and keep cutting speeds moderate to avoid unnecessary wear. Use the titanium-coated blades when encountering embedded metal such as nails or thin aluminium sheets, as they handle heat better and maintain edge strength under heavier use. When working in tight corners, choose the shorter blades and make several shallow passes rather than forcing a single deep cut. 🔩
When swapping blades, ensure the tool is powered off and follow the oscillating tool manufacturer’s instructions for blade changes. Store blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion and organise them by type so you can pick the correct blade quickly during jobs.
