INTEGRA 24-Piece Metal/Wood Oscillating Multitool Quick Release Saw Blades Fits

Description

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
INTEGRA® Tools Oscillating MultiTool Saw Blade Package.
Accessories Contained in this listing:
4 Pieces - 1-3/8-Inch Wood/Plastic/Soft-Metal Oscillating multi Tools Saw Blades
4 Pieces - 1-3/8-Inch Precision Japan Tooth Oscillating multi Tools Saw Blades
4 Pieces - 1-3/8-Inch Bi-Metal "Nail-Eater" Oscillating multi Tools Saw Blades
4 Pieces - 1-3/4-Inch Wood/Plastic/Soft-Metal Oscillating multi Tools Saw Blades
4 Pieces - 1-3/4-Inch Precision Japan Tooth Oscillating multi Tools Saw Blades
4 Pieces - 1-3/4-Inch Bi-Metal "Nail-Eater" Oscillating multi Tools Saw Blades
Blades and Accessory Uses:
Bi-Metal blade.
Specifications and Best Uses:
HSS teeth for clean cutting in wood and metal.
Cranked (Off-Set) shaft for flush cutting.
Cuts Wood, Plastic, Plasterboard, Fiber-glass, Copper Pipe, Aluminum Profiles and more.
The INTEGRA® Tools Bi-Metal blade is ideal for demolition, plumbing, remodeling and general wood and soft-metal cutting. The blade features an off-set to allow for flush cuts. The INTEGRA® Tools Bi-Metal oscillating saw blade cuts nail embedded wood (6d-8d finishing nails), fiberglass, tubing, PVC, and soft metals like lite gauge copper,  lite gauge metal mesh, and light gauge sheet metal and other soft metallic and non-metallic materials. The INTEGRA® Tools Bi-Metal blades are great for Flush and Plunge cuts and are designed with laser welded high speed steel cutting edge and flexible alloy steel back to resist breaking, further extending blade life.
Wood/Plastic/Soft-Metal saw blades.
Specifications and best uses:
Low profile teeth for clean cutting action.
Off-Set shaft for flush cutting.
Cuts Wood, Plastic, Plasterboard, Fiber-glass, non-ferrous metals (light gague; low iron content) and more.
The INTEGRA® Tools f
ine Tooth Blades - Fine-cut blades with a high number of teeth are usually used for finishing carpentry and softer materials. Best for cutting: wood, drywall, plastics, plasterboard, fiberglass, acrylics (Plexiglas), laminates and other non-metallic materials.
The INTEGRA® Tools Wood/Plastic/Soft-Metal blade in ideal for cuts and cut-outs in hard materials and non-ferrous metals (light gague; low iron content) and materials such as hardwoods, plywood and particle board this blade can also tackle materials such as plastics, fiberglass and Plexiglas. Manufactured with a durable cutting edge that resists wear and cuts quickly. Designed to saw into corners and cut angles with precision the blade can be utilized for even the toughest tasks. The design allows the blade to be used in multiple projects, trimming base boards and door jambs when installing new flooring is easy with this INTEGRA® Tools Wood/Plastic/Soft-Metal universal cutting blade.
Precision Japan Tooth Wood/Plastic saw blades.
Specifications and best uses:
Precision Japan Tooth blade.
High profile teeth for fast cutting action.
Off-Set shaft for flush cutting.
Cuts Hardwood, Plastic, Plasterboard, Hardwood and more.
INTEGRA® Tools Precision Japan Tooth blade
- The double row of beveled teeth allows very fast, precise and aggressive cutting into a wide range of materials. Suitable for wood, wood laminates, softer plastics, drywall and plasterboard.
The INTEGRA® Tools Precision Japan Tooth blade is ideal for flush cuts and cut-outs for switches, outlets, hardwood floors, base boards, trim and molding. The INTEGRA® Tools Japan tooth blade will saw into corners and cut angles with precision. With sharp teeth, the precision blade cuts through laminated material without chipping and the large tooth design resists loading and improves cutting speeds. Use this blade for plunge cutting drywall for countless tasks such as installation of recessed lighting and ceiling fans.
User Tips:
1. When flush cutting it is important not to force the tool during the plunge cut.
2. Strong tool vibration indicates you are applying too much pressure.
3. To protect a delicate surface while using a flush cut blade, use tape or cardboard to cover it before cutting.
Revised 6/12/20