Oscillating Tool Blades Introduction & Discussion
Oscillating Tool Blades Introduction & Discussion
This is just a basic discussion an introduction to the most common types of blades you’ll run into for oscillating tools . .
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There are also models with quick release. So you have no excuse for using the wrong blade for the job
Yah I bought me One of the Ryobi
Ossilating Tools. & it works great.
Need help.my machine has no speed control mechanism to regulate .and the switch is not smooth to on-off .vibration is so strong that I scare of safety to use.made in china. Have never use since day one.pls help .what is yr advice
I love the Makita corded version (and the old HF Chicago Electric one was also a beast!!!). But I’m now stuck onto the the Dewalts XR cordless ( DCS356 ). It’s truly spoiled me.
I see a cat. I subscribe. I also like the video I just purchased a dewalt power tool set for my husband. He said I can have the oscillating multi tool for my crafts and things lol so here I am.
I was looking for an actual usage and intro to things. But okay. More talkies.
0:56 Someone at Makita’s legal department almost has a heart attack.
Hi,
Which blade could I use to cut tile? Thanks
No way am I doing that in my hand
Now what I want is an oscillating tool adapter to take my super sharp chisels. Now what a tool that would be!
Trying one out from Harbour freight for $19.99 lol
These tools are awesome. Make quick work of odd jobs that pop up every now and then. Like cutting through a broken copper pipe under the sink without hitting everything else in the way. I would of got one years ago.
Great information. Glad I found your channel. Stay safe my Friend
Took less than 5 minutes to completely remove a tire tread from the sidewalls for a project.
Tip: put your tile upside down to calibrate the door trim cut when laying a tile floor…the tile underside can handle the multitool ;-)…..don’t forget to compensate for the tile glue base.
Got my TM3010C 2 weeks ago, indeed a splendid piece of machinery with a comfortable long mains wire! Thx mom & dad for the multi tool (a present from my parents!).
Thank you for the video!
Rubbish review.
Hi! Thanks for the video! Do you know where I can get one of the grit wheels you show in the video at the 5:00 mark that would fit a Dremel Multi-Max MM50? I saw a video where an oscillating tool was using a wheel like this to safely cut out concrete mortar between stones and I’m trying to find something like that for my oscillating tool to use for that purpose. Thank you!
How about grinding / planing wood? Is there a blade for that?
The curved blades are nice (procurve)
Why do all the blades suuuuck???
great info
I have the Makita a few years now, it’s a beast. My other favorite for lighter work is the Craftsman. Both have their place for me.
Is it strong enough to cut agate and Quartz stone with it? Agate hardness is 7 and 7,5
How is this better than my battery powered DeWalt with a variable speed trigger? I do not have any comparison with the tightness, but I have superior flexibility and portability, at least compared to the tool presented.
Where I can get in India
Great video. Thank you!
These are amazing tools, glad sd one one invented these!!
Very Informative !! Thank you !!
I Have A Gold Rockwell Rasping Blade
I’m Thinking About Using Mine
To Cut Out Some Guitar Picks
My Bosch multi tool arrived last night , it is still unopened, would y-u recommend I send it back, and get a refund, I anticipate DIY usage,
Mine is a craftsman. I know it’s not professional for carpentry but as a plumber my craftsman does what I need it for. All new to me glad you explained the blades to me. As a plumber I sometimes have to cut mortor joints wood and Tyle and sometimes copper and pvc.
I just bought mine for my household remodeling. Used it and loved
When I was a kid my dad, a doctor, had an oscillating tool that he used, among other things, for removing plaster casts. They often show those things on TV claiming it is a ‘bone saw’ and acting as if the blade spins rather than oscillates. It’s not as if you couldn’t hurt someone with it, but it’s not like waving around a circular saw that’s running.
Is better to use the bi metal or the other one for wood only to cut the plastic?
I have a large collection of Ryobi tools and have found them very satisfactory as a hobbyist. Their version of this tool is extremely useful
I can see why you only have 820 T-ups in 10 months, you’re not telling us anything we can’t surmise from reading or just looking at the package.
I have a Worx Multi tool and have found that the scraper blades are quite useful to remove bark when carving, but also when sawing plunge cuts and other types of cuts it helps to assist the cutting by moving the blade back and forth as this assist in the cut, but I expect you already knew that, however others may not. Good review as there are more blades than I was aware of, so thank you for the update.
Thanks for the informative vid.. What is the use of the cut guide block ? Thanks
When do you put electrical boxes in wood lol
I have one of these and keep buying blades for it but i dont know what to do with it and it shud come in handy because im doing a huge hoke remodel plumbing drywall the whole 10 yards but i keep using other tools to do what some people say the osilating tool will
Yeah, he’s right. My DeWalt XR multi tool is a piece of junk. That old Fred Flintstone Makita he is rocking…now that’s quality.
What time do you have to feed the bird that powers that relic, bro?
is bosce a dominating brand in this
the reason I am asking is that
I am thinking to sell this on amazon
and if the majority are brand cautions then I can drop this idea of selling these blades
need your feedback on that
Dahut- There are 2 different OMT blade designs. 1) Starlock 2) Universal Fit. I would highly recommend that you check out the new Diablo OMT blades. They came out with a line of Bi-metal and Carbide in both Starlock and Universal and they rock. Just like everything Diablo does in Power Tool Accessories, they finally have made a blade that lasts like they should and I’m not paying out the nose for tons of blades for my tool.
I had no idea of such a tool, wow
Which blade works best on plastic and acrylic?
Are there blades for cutting-cinder block
Cordless is great, and I love Makita but I’ve been using a corded Dremel multi-max for over three years without an issue. There are aftermarket companies that make every blade available that will fit the Dremel and the ones that don’t it’s a simple fix with a stainless steel c-clip adapter. Never had one come loose. So the drive system issue with dremel isn’t really a thing unless you’re buying name-brand blades and I found some aftermarkets that actually outperformed some of the name brands🤷♂️🤷♂️ I’m one of those run it till it doesn’t function kinda guys and my multi-max still runs strong. Take care of your tools and they’ll take care of you.
You should provide a link to purchase.
It’s not a tool I use a lot but when I need it I’m glad I have it.
I need to cut up lose under my cabinets maybe 4" high to remove layered flooring. Will this tool operate with that little bit of hight