Bosch EXPERT Starlock Carbide Metal Plunge Cut Multi-Tool Blade 32mm

The primary advantage is its exceptional durability and longevity, lasting up to 50 times longer than Bi-Metal blades when cutting tough metals, thanks to Bosch Carbide Technology.

While it can cut wood, it is specifically designed and optimized for hardened metals. Using it on wood may not provide the cleanest cut and is not its intended primary use.

A flush cut means cutting a material as close to a surface as possible, like cutting off a protruding screw or nail head without damaging the surrounding material. The flat edge design of this blade is optimized for this purpose.

Starlock is a mounting system for oscillating multi-tools that allows for quick, tool-free blade changes and ensures optimal power transfer from the tool to the accessory.

It is designed to cut tough metals, including hardened screws, nails, rebar, and metal pipes. Its carbide teeth are capable of cutting even stainless steel.

This technology uses teeth made from an extremely hard metal strip, which allows the blade to cut through very tough materials and significantly increases its lifespan compared to conventional blades.

The scope of delivery includes the EXPERT AIZ 32 AIT MetalMax Plunge Cut Blade, with dimensions of 32mm in width and 40mm in cutting depth.

Ensure the blade is securely attached and the tool is operating at the appropriate speed for metal. Check if the material being cut is excessively hardened beyond the blade's capacity or if the blade is worn out.

Apply consistent pressure and ensure the blade's flat edge is properly engaged for flush cuts. Check for loose mounting of the blade or tool, and ensure you are using the correct cutting technique for plunge cuts.

Ensure the tool is unplugged. Clean the Starlock interface on both the tool and the blade. Try wiggling the blade gently while applying pressure for attachment, and use the release mechanism firmly for removal.

Confirm you are cutting appropriate materials (hardened metals). Avoid cutting abrasive materials or using excessive force, which can overheat and dull the carbide teeth. Consider if the material exceeds the blade's optimal performance range.