Our Universal Fit OPEN-LOK™ Oscillating Multi-Tool HCS Wood Blades are crafted from top - notch high carbon steel with edge - ground teeth. They offer outstanding cutting performance on wood, PVC, drywall, and other soft materials. These Milwaukee blades cut faster than the previous high - carbon steel models. They have more teeth, a wider 1 - 3/8' cutting width, and a deeper plunge cut. Made in the USA using global materials, these blades are available in 1 - 3/8' and 2 - 1/2' widths, sold in packs of 1, 3, or 10. The set includes (3) 1 - 1/8' Titanium Bi - Metal Metal Blades. Features include a Universal Fit OPEN - LOK™ Anchor for quick blade changes, bi - metal construction for up to 15X longer life compared to high carbon steel blades, titanium enhancement to extend blade life, and more. They're great for cutting wood with nails, PVC, and drywall. The raised OPEN - LOK™ Anchor allows for flush cutting, and the segmented blade is ideal for long straight cuts. A protective black oxide coating and long - lasting laser etching for easy blade identification are also included. The 3 - 1/2' segmented shape can cut up to corners with a 3/4' max plunge cut depth.
Using these Milwaukee OPEN - LOK™ blades is a breeze. First, attach the blade to your oscillating multi - tool using the Universal Fit OPEN - LOK™ Anchor for a quick and secure fit. When cutting, start with a slow speed and gradually increase it as you get used to the blade's performance. These blades work well on wood, PVC, and drywall. For cuts with nails in wood, they can handle it with ease due to their bi - metal construction. Remember, when you're done using the blades, turn off your tool and remove the blade carefully. To maintain the blades, clean them after each use with a dry cloth to remove debris. The protective black oxide coating helps prevent rust, but it's still a good idea to store the blades in a dry place. Also, avoid using the blades on materials they're not designed for, as this can reduce their lifespan. And if you notice the blade isn't cutting as well as it used to, it might be time to replace it.
