
⚡ Japanese-Tooth Fast-Cut Design
The aggressive tooth edge is designed to grab and clear material as your multitool oscillates. That means less fighting the blade and more getting the job done.
🪚 Cleaner, More Controlled Cutting
Japanese-tooth designs are used by professional blade manufacturers for fast, precise cutting. Similar Japanese-tooth configurations are described by Bosch as helping minimize heat development and produce tear-free cuts.
🔨 One Set. More Jobs.
From DIY repairs to woodworking and renovation jobs, these blades are specified for wood, plastic and soft-metal applications. Keep one versatile set ready in your toolbox.
💪 Made for Repeated Use
High-quality steel construction gives you a blade designed for durability and reliability. Spend more time cutting—and less time hunting for another replacement blade.
🔧 Upgrade the Tool You Already Own
No need for another expensive power tool. The mounting design is intended for broad compatibility with major multitool brands and quick installation.
Small Blade. Serious Upgrade.
92%
Up to 3×
Faster cuts claimed by the supplier.*
90%
2
Useful blade widths: 34mm + 44mm.
90%
90mm
Overall blade length.
90%
3
Material categories specified: wood, plastic + soft metal.
90%
10–20
Blades available per confirmed pack configuration.
Why Upgrade Your Blade?
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Japanese-Tooth Cutting Edge |
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Designed for Fast Cutting |
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High-Quality Steel |
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Multiple Cutting Widths |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will these fit my oscillating multitool?
Will these fit my oscillating multitool?
They are designed for compatibility with major multitool brands, according to the supplier. Because the PDF doesn't provide an exact compatibility chart, compare your tool's mounting interface with the product mount before ordering.
What can I cut with them?
What can I cut with them?
The supplier specifies them for wood, plastic and soft metal. Always choose the appropriate blade/application and follow your power-tool manufacturer's operating and safety instructions.
What makes Japanese teeth different?
What makes Japanese teeth different?
The tooth geometry is designed for aggressive, efficient material removal. Professional manufacturers also use Japanese-tooth configurations in oscillating blades intended for fast and precise wood cutting.
What sizes are included?
What sizes are included?
The product documentation shows two blade profiles: approximately 1-3/8" (34mm) and 1-3/4" (44mm) wide, with an overall length of approximately 3.54" (90mm).
Are they easy to install?
Are they easy to install?
Yes. The supplier describes the blades as designed for quick and easy installation. Make sure the multitool is disconnected from power or its battery is removed before changing blades, and follow your tool manufacturer's instructions.