Festool Starlock Plus Carbide Oscillating Multi Tool Plunge Blade
£49.95 at Tooled Up · 41% below amazon price £84.99
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The Festool Starlock Plus Carbide Oscillating Multi Tool Plunge Blade is a heavy-duty saw blade engineered for cutting extremely hard and abrasive materials where standard blades would quickly fail.
Constructed from carbide with an additional ceramic coating, this plunge cut blade delivers exceptional wear resistance and a long service life — even when working through ferrous metals, stainless steel, copper pipe, or abrasive substrates such as brick and façade panels.
The offset blade shape promotes efficient chip clearance and an optimised cutting speed, helping you maintain progress without
Constructed from carbide with an additional ceramic coating, this plunge cut blade delivers exceptional wear resistance and a long service life — even when working through ferrous metals, stainless steel, copper pipe, or abrasive substrates such as brick and façade panels.
The offset blade shape promotes efficient chip clearance and an optimised cutting speed, helping you maintain progress without
EAN 4014549438343 · FESTOOL. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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