Fein E-Cut HSC Curved Starlock Oscillating Multi Tool Plunge Saw Blade for Wood
Prices from £7.99 to £9.58 across 2 retailers · 17% below next-cheapest retailer £9.58
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Oscillating multi-tool saw blade with 35 mm width and curved geometry, designed for cutting wood, plastic and soft materials.
The blade features serrated teeth and a curved cutting profile for plunging cuts and clean edges on smooth surfaces.
STARLOCK mounting system provides secure tool fit and 100% power transfer via the "cake-tin" pattern 3D connection.
Narrow waisted shape optimises cutting speed and swarf removal.
Tool-free blade changes are possible with compatible STARLOCK multi-tools.
The blade features serrated teeth and a curved cutting profile for plunging cuts and clean edges on smooth surfaces.
STARLOCK mounting system provides secure tool fit and 100% power transfer via the "cake-tin" pattern 3D connection.
Narrow waisted shape optimises cutting speed and swarf removal.
Tool-free blade changes are possible with compatible STARLOCK multi-tools.
EAN 4014586408446 · Fein. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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