Multi Tool Blade – Fine Wood & Plastics

A fine wood multi tool blade that actually does what it says. This blade is built around side set, hardened teeth — the kind of tooth geometry that produces a clean, controlled cut rather than a ragged chew through the material. It covers soft wood, plasterboard, plastics, plastic pipe and similar materials, which makes it one of the more useful blades to keep in your kit bag. Fine straight cutting is the point here: you’re not ripping through hardwood or grinding into metal, you’re making accurate, tidy cuts where finish matters.

Multi tool blades get through a surprising amount of thankless work on a building site. Trimming a door lining, cutting back plastic conduit flush, notching plasterboard around a socket box — these are jobs that a saw or jigsaw can’t always reach, and where a Stanley knife is frankly optimistic. The oscillating action of the multi tool, paired with a blade like this, gets you into tight spots and lets you work with a level of control that’s hard to beat.

Fine Wood Multi Tool Blade Applications

The side set teeth are what separate this blade from a standard bimetal cutter. On wood and soft materials, that tooth geometry clears waste efficiently and reduces binding, so you get a straighter cut with less effort. Hardened teeth hold their edge better than standard steel, which matters when you’re cutting through PVC pipe or the occasional hidden staple in a plasterboard partition. Not every day ends cleanly.

Available in five widths — 10mm, 20mm, 32mm, 44mm and 68mm — so you can match the blade to the job rather than forcing an oversized cutter into a narrow cut or vice versa. The 10mm and 20mm widths are particularly handy for plunge cuts in tight corners. The 44mm and 68mm are better suited to longer straight cuts where you want the width behind you.

Universal Fitment

This blade is compatible with AEG, Black & Decker, Bosch, Craftsman, DeWalt, Einhell, Fein MultiMaster, MacAllister, Makita, Mastercraft, Milwaukee, Ridgid, Rockwell, Skil, Stanley and most other oscillating multi-function tools. That universal fitment means you’re not hunting for a brand-specific blade every time you pick up a different tool on site. At this price, it also makes sense to keep a few sizes on hand rather than stopping mid-job to find the right blade.

Sensible pricing, broad compatibility, and a tooth design suited to the work. This is the kind of blade you buy in multiples and don’t think twice about.