PECHAM 128PCS Titanium & Japanese Tooth saw blades for multi-tool 🪚

This oscillating multi‑tool kit brings together a large selection of blades and sanding supplies for renovation and DIY tasks around the home and workshop. It suits cutting timber, PVC, plasterboard and non‑hardened metals, and it can be used as a universal oscillating tool blade set for mixed jobs where versatility and a broad selection matter.

Key Points

The set includes a wide range of blade shapes and sanding options so you can switch quickly between plunge cuts, flush cuts and scraping without changing tools. The blades are made from high carbon steel and stainless steel with an electrophoretic black finish to reduce corrosion and wear. For jobs that need measurement, several blades have built‑in length markers in both centimetres and inches to help you make accurate cuts. ⚒️

This kit aims to be compatible with most popular oscillating tools on the market, which reduces the need to buy brand‑specific accessories. Consider that the manufacturer states some Dremel MultiMax models such as MM40, MM45 and Multi Max 6300 are not compatible, so check your tool model if you own one of those. 🧰

Technical Specifications

• Name: PECHAM 128PCS Titanium & Japanese Tooth Saw Blades Kit
• Blades included: 13 types of oscillating saw blades
• Abrasives: 100 sanding papers and 4 sanding pads
• Materials: High carbon steel and stainless steel with electrophoretic black finish
• Coating: Titanium coated teeth on selected blades for increased wear resistance
• Compatibility: Fits many oscillating tools such as Fein Multimaster, Ryobi, Milwaukee, Hitachi, Black & Decker, Chicago, Craftsman and DeWalt

Benefits

The different tooth profiles and the longer wavy teeth on several blades are designed to make faster, cleaner cuts in wood and plastics while reducing tear‑out. The titanium coating applied to some teeth increases hardness and grinding strength, which according to the manufacturer can extend blade life compared with standard bi‑metal blades. The included sandpapers cover a range of grits so you can move from aggressive material removal to finer finishing without sourcing separate packs. 🔧

Usage Recommendations

Start with the blade type suited to the material you will cut and test depth on a scrap piece, particularly when switching from wood to metal. Use the length markers on blades to set repeatable cutting depths, and align the blade orientation for flush cutting when working close to workpiece edges. For sanding, mount an appropriate grit pad and work progressively to obtain the finish you need. Note that high heat can reduce blade life during heavy metal cutting, so allow cooling breaks for extended tasks.