Sealey SMTB3 Multi-Tool Scraping Blade Set 3pc

Product Information

An oscillating multi-tool is probably the most versatile and valuable piece of kit in any contractor’s arsenal. Valuable, not because it is particularly expensive, but because one piece of kit can perform so many different functions on so many different materials - wood, metal, mortar, ceramic, concrete - you name it, providing you have the right oscillating tool blade, you can do your job. What is a multi-tool? Teardrop carbide multi-tool sander: whether you need to squeeze into the tightest of corners or dig out narrow strips of grouting, this carbide cutter both grinds and sands tile adhesive, concrete, stone and wood. FAQs Look out for oscillating blades labelled 'Bi-Metal' (BIM). These blades perform best in metal cutting applications as they are tougher, stronger, sharper and longer lasting than standard blades. They are great at cutting wood with embedded nails. Scraping Blades

The multi function tool (electric multi tool) and cordless multi tool are truly one of the greatest recent innovations for the handyman. The multi function tool with its huge variety of oscillating multi tool attachments is manufactured by a range of companies including:These are just some of the applications for the incredible versatility of the oscillating multi tool machine and its multi tool blades. There are a wide variety of different blade types, and it is important to choose the blade based on the materials that you are working with and the function that you need to perform. Our list below is by no means comprehensive. If you are searching for a particular tool to do a particular job, then ask us what other availability there is. HCS Multitool Blades There are a number of different brands on the market, and the quality, durability and performance of most are good across the board, providing you fit the right tool with the relevant blade. It is important that the blades are of good quality - however, most branded multi-tools and oscillating tool blades are universal, which means there is compatibility across the board. So, whether you are using a Dewalt power tool, a Bosch multitool or a makita multitool, then you need to have Dewalt, Bosch, or Makita multi-tool compatible blades. What are the different applications for oscillating multi-tool blades?

Generally, multi-tools and their blades are interchangeable within different brands. For example, Bosch multi-tool blades are fully compatible with all other brands in the Rennie shop, including Dewalt, Makita, Stanley, and Tesco, among others. Segmented cutting blades resemble a round, half moon shape. They are typically used for making long, linear cuts and creating plunge cuts in wood, metal PVC, and more (depending on the material the blade is designed for, of course). The teeth on these blades have zero offset so provide a neat and smooth finish. Plunge Cut Blades The oscillating multi tool with its various oscillating tool attachments can turn your machine into a:Carbide end cut multi tool blades are designed for use on grout, mortar, concrete, masonry and hardened adhesives . They are made from bonded crushed carbide which makes these ideal for the above due to the abrasive nature of the material. Semi-Circular Blade If you need to scrape off the stubborn remains of old paint, glue and adhesive residue, silicone and other sealants, these scrapers are one of the best oscillating tools available. Fixed to any number of branded multi-tool power tools, they will cut through the most tenacious of residues in the shortest of times. Sanding Pads Though segmented blades can make plunge cuts, straight cutting blades are able to do so in much smaller, precise scales. They have the ability to cut deeper into the material than segmented blades do. These blades are perfect for creating cutouts in drywall, laminate, skirting boards and more as well as simply making rough cuts in wood. The most commonly used multitool blades, these are manufactured out of HCS material, they are commonly used for cutting all types of wood, drywall, plastics etc. For wood with nails etc you should use the bi-metal multitool blades below Bi-Metal Blade