10-Piece Extra Long Oscillating Saw Blades Set - Curved Edge Bi-Metal with Japanese Teeth for Precise Cutting on Wood, Plastic, Nails & Metal | Compatible with Dewalt, Milwaukee, Bosch 70mm Tools | Ideal for DIY Projects, Home Renovations & Professional Construction Work
$8.24
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10-Piece Extra Long Oscillating Saw Blades Set - Curved Edge Bi-Metal with Japanese Teeth for Precise Cutting on Wood, Plastic, Nails & Metal | Compatible with Dewalt, Milwaukee, Bosch 70mm Tools | Ideal for DIY Projects, Home Renovations & Professional Construction Work
$8.24
$14.99
45% Off
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Trivd Frol 10PCS Extra Long Curved Edge Bi-Metal and Japanese Teeth Multitool Blades Universal Design for Most Brands on the Market Compatible with following oscillating tools: DeWalt / Black&Decker / Porter Cable / Rockwell / Worx / Milwaukee / Ridgid / Galax pro / Kobalt / Wen / Tacklife / Hitachi / Skill / Ryobi / Makita / Hitachi / Hi-Spec / Ferm / Genesis / Grizzly / Dobetter / Worksite / Chicago / Craftsman Nextec Multi Tool / Craftsman Nextec 17438 / Craftsman Nextec 61199 / Craftsman Nextec 5910 / Craftsman 2702 2.0 Amp / Bosch Multi-X / Bosch / Fein Multimaster FMM 14 / FMM 250 Q / FMM 250 Q-MS / MOX 6-25 Pneumatic / Dremel.
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The longer blade cuts faster with less effort since it oscillates through a longer distance. The teeth are hardened well enough to cut through a few small nails without being damaged, and the extra reach is frequently convenient. One negative that I have to compensate for is that if I apply too much pressure, it tends to loosen the spring-loaded connection at the quick-change lever on the tool. It’s best to apply moderate pressure and let the full width of the oscillating teeth do all the work.
