Oscillating Tools Consumables

A set of quality blades is a key to making your oscillating tool a versatile and powerful tool that can tackle a range of professional and hobby projects. Used with a variety of saw blades, oscillating tools can also utilize a number of scraper and sanding pad attachments. Cutting through wood, plastic, fiberglass, metal, masonry, removing adhesives, effectively shaping and sanding an entire array of surfaces, oscillating tool attachments can pull off almost any task.

Choosing oscillating tool attachments, first of all assess the project you have in mind to pick the correct attachment that will deliver the best results. Inappropriate oscillating tool attachments may be a continuous source of frustration failing to perform well, wearing out quickly or even causing injuries. A selection of oscillating tool accessories available on the market is impressive. Depending on the target application, you can choose from sawing, scraping, cutting / grinding and polishing / sanding oscillating tool accessories. They are available in sets and multipacks to keep you always ready for any challenging job.

Oscillating saw blades are available in semi-circular, circular, and plunge cutting designs. Straight blades produce deep flush cuts and cut-outs for switches, outlets, hardwood floors, trim, and molding. Precise linear cuts in plaster, wood, and drywall can be created using circular and semi-circular blades. These attachments are ideal for cutting openings in flooring for venting. Depending on the number and arrangement of teeth, saw blades can produce smooth cuts (higher TPI) or rough rip cuts (lower TPI). Blade materials are high speed steel and high carbon steel for slicing through soft materials or bi-metal for composites and metals.

Scraper oscillating tool blades help you get rid of stubborn dried construction adhesives, silicone, stickers, and old carpeting without hours of tedious manual work with a putty knife. Scraper blades are available in a number of configurations: stiff or flexible, sharp or blunt, straight or offset. Sharp untoothed scarper blades will be indispensable for slicing through rusted and unwieldy fasteners. Cutting and grinding oscillating tool blades feature carbide or diamond tips, enabling them to remove grout, mortar, or even cut through ceramic tiles. Triangle and finger-shaped carbide rasps are used for rough sanding applications.