Antler Oscillating Multi Tool Blades - Coarse Wood - 35mm - Pack of 10

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These Antler AB35CWB 35mm Coarse Wood Blades are designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals needing to efficiently cut wood, most plastics, and drywall with oscillating multitools. Their premium high carbon steel construction ensures smooth, precise results and excellent wear resistance for a long service life. While offering professional quality, users should verify compatibility with their specific tool model, as Starlock Bosch models are excluded.

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Model Part NumberAB35CWB
BrandAntler

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FAQs

What materials can these blades cut?

These blades are specifically designed for cutting wood, most plastics, and drywall. They are not recommended for cutting metal or masonry.

Are these blades compatible with all Bosch oscillating multitools?

They are compatible with many Bosch models, but specifically exclude Bosch tools that use the Starlock mounting system.

What is the cutting depth of these blades?

The maximum cutting depth for these blades is 40mm.

How do I maintain the blades for longevity?

Clean the blades after each use to remove debris and store them in a dry environment to prevent rust. Avoid dropping or bending the blades.

What is the difference between coarse and fine wood blades?

Coarse wood blades have larger teeth and cut faster but may leave a rougher edge. Fine wood blades have smaller teeth for slower, smoother cuts with a cleaner finish.

Can I use these blades for demolition work?

Yes, the coarse tooth design makes them suitable for rapid demolition cuts in wood and drywall where a perfectly smooth finish is not required.

Troubleshooting

Blade not cutting efficiently

Ensure the blade is securely fastened to the tool. Check for excessive wear or damage on the teeth. The material being cut might be too hard for this specific wood blade; consider a different blade type if cutting metal or hard composites.

Blade vibrates excessively or feels unstable

Verify that the blade is correctly and tightly installed according to the multitool's instructions. Ensure the mounting system on the tool is clean and undamaged. Check if the blade itself is bent or warped.

Blade dulls quickly

This can occur with heavy use or cutting abrasive materials. Ensure you are using the correct blade for the material. For wood applications, if dulling is too rapid, consider using blades with higher-grade steel or a different tooth configuration.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable high carbon steel construction for extended blade life.
  • Designed for efficient and precise cutting in wood and soft materials.
  • Compatible with a wide range of popular oscillating multitool brands.
  • Professional-grade performance for demanding jobs.
  • Cost-effective pack of 10 blades.

Cons

  • Not compatible with Bosch Starlock systems.
  • Primarily designed for wood and plastics; may not be ideal for metal or masonry.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your oscillating multitool is unplugged before attaching or detaching blades.
  2. Align the blade's mounting hole with the tool's arbor and secure it according to your tool's manual, typically using a clamping system.
  3. Tighten the blade securely to prevent slippage during operation.

Compatibility:

These blades are designed to fit most oscillating multitools that use a universal mounting system. This includes models from:

  • Fein Multimaster
  • Bosch (excluding Starlock models)
  • Milwaukee
  • Makita

Always check your specific tool's user manual to confirm compatibility before purchase. *Do not attempt to use with Starlock Bosch models.*

Care:

  • Clean blades after each use to remove sawdust and debris. A dry brush or compressed air is often sufficient.
  • Store blades in a dry place to prevent rust.
  • Avoid bending or damaging the blades, as this can affect performance and safety.

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